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Found it! thank you. That's a great improvement in quality!
melissasteph1 1 month ago
I'd like to see the HD version but can't see where to find it.
melissasteph1 1 month ago
@melissasteph1 Try watch?v=y8bKu52cv6o
mudws 1 month ago
@mudws The HD is so much better!!
melissasteph1 1 month ago
Very well led!
mh605 2 months ago
great!!!
leelewis80 4 months ago
Wow! Beautiful. One can praise and meditate on God's goodness listening to this. They're so gifted.
TheBbinca 8 months ago
Favorite Song Ever!!!!!!
chokemasshold 11 months ago
Wow, that was AWESOME.
muddysneakers 11 months ago
"From all that dwell below the skies,
Let the Redeemers praise arise:
Let the Redeemers name be sung
Through evry land by evry tongue."
evachinoy 1 year ago 7
This is so breathtaking beautiful!
xxypsilonxx 1 year ago
Awesome! Never heard this type of music before! Soul stirring! Rock on!
TheCeolmoron 1 year ago
Inspiring
pugwashsecond 1 year ago
Just a side note. I grew up in Texas, and I said blacks use to sing Sacred Harp more than they do now. That goes for other things to. In the pioneer days here in Texas, we had blacks that spoke German, Czech, Spanish, and Polish because they worked with/for farmers and ranchers that spoke those languages.
ServusGrueziHallo 2 years ago 4
Blacks used to sing Sacred Harp "back in the day". But they moved on to wanting to sing with instruments, organs, pianos, guitars, like most white people did. Very few blacks sing Sacred Harp nowadays.
ServusGrueziHallo 2 years ago
WOW, this gave me goose bumps!
k2cfd30 2 years ago
Just saw the documentary again at church with some Sacred Harp singers. It was great. It is the first time I noticed a black person singing with them. I love the music but always wondered ...(that's all I can say here--I've just wondered). I'm just so glad to see Bridgett. Yea!
marylutn 2 years ago 2
When you search for "shape notes" you get some black choirs. There are obviously different traditions, and it is indeed good to see that people are "crossing the line" back and forth to learn about each.
AmosPressley 2 years ago
Hey, it's Bridgett!
mobtownblues 2 years ago
Beatiful
petert93 2 years ago
Great rendition!
Summerlandtopcat 3 years ago