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    Come and Fall into My Arms Instrumental 5:05
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    He Hears Instrumental 3:27
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    Come Adonai Instrumental 4:50
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    Christmas - Silent in the Night w/Choir 3:58
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    It Is Faith 5:26
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    When I Follow My Heart 5:13
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    Glorify God in the Fires Instrumental 4:25
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    Listen to the Wind Instrumental 4:57
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    Walk On 3:58
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    Count Your Blessings (One by One) 3:19
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    Shine - 4:11
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    Don't Underestimate 4:56
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    I Will Not Be Forsaken 3:29
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Original score for "He Shall Come", arranged and performed as an instrumental at the Crystal Cathedral.

Original score for "He Shall Come", arranged and performed as an instrumental at the Crystal Cathedral.

YouTube Videos - 

Father/daughter duo Adrian and Emma Jean Gallaird perform Follow My Heart  - It was viewed over 140K times in 20 weeks. Their rendition of The Prayer received over 16 Million. Very gifted!

Glorify God in the Fires was first recorded as a vocal rendition. I then decided to turn it into an Instrumental. That's when I brought Eric Heidbreder, Bassoonist and Javier Orman, Violinist onboard! THIS was incredibly fun!! Towards the middle of the song you will hear a shift in energy as these two musicians start dancing their own dance. Love these guys!

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He Shall Come is a song that is part of the Nations, Behold Thy God cantata.  After the melody and lyrics were written it was taken to Johnnie Carl of the Crystal Cathedral for orchestral arrangement - for DEMO purpose. You will hear the song "captured" as a live demo; people talking, chairs squeaking, it's all there. And then the Crystal Cathedral Orchestra, conducted by Johnnie Carl, begins in earnest.