Tag: Notes From Above

Handel’s “Messiah” is the story of salvation set to music, and the first section of this masterpiece explores the season of Advent using the words of Old…(more).

The first half of this program is dedicated to my father, Robert Burdick. This is a sampling of some of the music he loved both ragtime and classical…(more)

Many of the songs on the album, “Beauty Will Rise” are inspired by the accidental death of Steven Curtis Chapman’s youngest daughter, Maria…(more).

Calen Conlan is the Development Manager at Ele’s Place Ann Arbor, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting grieving children, teens, and their families.

In 1904, while still early in his career, composer Ralph Vaughn Williams joined Percy Deamer, an Anglican liturgist and priest, to produce a new hymnal…(more).

Back by popular demand—requests from my faith-filled colleagues at Father Gabriel Richard High School. These are a few more of their favorite songs…(more).

Salve Regina – Hail Holy Queen

This week we explore the music which is always to be given “pride of place” in the liturgies of the Catholic Church. Our guest is Dr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka…(more)

All selections from our program today are taken from the 2019 release of Harpa Dei’s “Ego Sum Alpha et Omega”…(more)

On Saturday, November 2nd, at 7:00 pm, the St. Thomas Adult Choir at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in Ann Arbor, will perform the Requiem Mass!…(more).