The Emmanuel Quartet Talks About the Value of Hymns
The Emmanuel Quartet has just released a brand new collection of hymns. Entitled Hymns: A Legacy of Inspiration, the Emmanuel Quartet have specifically chosen 18 hymns of the church and have added their acappella touches to them.
"Hymns are special to us," the quartet confesses, "because they remind us of our roots as a church. They have carried the message of salvation and hope down through the centuries in their melodies and lyrics. Not only do they remind us of our past but they keep us looking to the eastern sky for Jesus' return. As you listen to these sacred songs, we hope that you will reacquaint yourself with some old friends but also discover some new favorites. These inspired hymns are a legacy that we want to pass on to each generation. May we be found singing them when our Lord returns."
The Emmanuel Quartet is an acappella gospel group originating in 1989 as the "Highland Academy Men's Quartet." In 1993 the quartet's name was changed and The Emmanuel Quartet was born. The members of the quartet are not only musicians, by desire, but also ministers of the gospel through music. The mission of the quartet is to reflect God's love through music, reminding His people He is with us and returning soon. Over the years, the faces have changed but the smooth harmonies and genuine spiritual message remain.The quartet tours the United States presenting concerts to audiences of all ages and religious affiliations. They've also traveled internationally, participating in several evangelistic events. The quartet's music is all acappella, featuring barbershop-style harmonies. Concerts are presented in a manner that would compliment any Christian program.
Tracklist
1. Blessed Assurance
2. Face to Face
3. What Heavenly Music
4. Nearer My God to Thee
5. He Lives
6. The Old Rugged Cross
7. My Hope Is Built On Nothing Less
8. Lord, Who Dost Give to Thy Church
9. Redeemed
10. Softly and Tenderly
11. God, Who Stretched the Spangled Heavens
12. Day By Day
13. On Jordan's Stormy Banks
14. When the Church of Jesus
15. We Have This Hope
16. O Sacred Head Now Wounded
17. Sevenfold Amen
18. Sweet Hour of Prayer
Upcoming Concert Dates
- Jan 23East Ridge Seventh-day Adventist Church, East Ridge
- Jan 24The Salvation Army, Chattanooga
- Feb 20Peachtree City Seventh-day Adventist Church, Sharpsburg
- Mar 19British Columbia,
- Apr 1Clinton Frame Mennonite Church, Goshen
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