Soul Of Things by Sara Groves from her album What Makes It Through. See you hopes your fears The oughts the shoulds the habits The unseen puppeteers That pull you on the stage Why is it so to tell yourself the truth To see into the soul of things What a mystery your very heart …
I’ve featured O Come, O Come Emmanuel lots and lots of times as part of Christmas Songs. This recently released version by Sara Groves has a new tune and setting for the lyrics. It’s very tasteful, and singable I think, though fans of the words themselves would probably prefer the old tune, and those who …
Another Advent-mode choice. Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus by Sara Groves; it’s more or less the title track from her newly released album Joy Of Every Longing Heart.
Sara Groves has a /christmas album out as well. These videos A Wassailer’s Guide To Christmas Carols examine some of th more esoteric aspects of seasonal song. 1. Moving punctuation. 2. On traditional texts and regional tunes. (with some weird lyrics being sung to a traditional tune) 3. Antiphons. O Antiphons. (The secret origin of …
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