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Cholla Library
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CD Gospel MORMON
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Desert Broom Library
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CD Gospel MORMON
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CD Gospel MORMON
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Yucca Library
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CD Gospel Mormon
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Notes:
Program notes and lyrics in container insert.
All arrangements by Mack Wilberg except tracks 9,10, 11 (Moses Hogan), and track 14 (Howard A. Roberts).
Mormon Tabernacle Choir ; Orchestra at Temple Square ; Mack Wilberg, conductor.
Compact disc.
Track List:
- Saints bound for heaven / arr. by Mack Wilberg (2:53)
- My song in the night / text adapted from Joseph Swain ; arr. by Mack Wilberg (4:39)
- We'll shout and give him glory / arr. by Mack Wilberg (3:59)
- His voice as the sound / text adapted from Joseph Swain ; arr. by Mack Wilberg (5:29)
- How bright is the day / text by S.B. Sawyer ; arr. by Mack Wilberg (3:18)
- Death shall not destroy my comfort / arr. by Mack Wilberg (7:19)
- My god, my portion, and my love / text by Isaac Watts ; arr. by Mack Wilberg (5:30)
- Bound for the promised land / text by Samuel Stennett ; arr. by Mack Wilberg (2:44)
- I want Jesus to walk with me (Alex Boyé) / arr. by Moses Hogan (3:54)
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- Old time religion / arr. by Moses Hogan ; adapted by Benjamin Harlan (3:06)
- The battle of Jericho / arr. by Moses Hogan (2:39)
- Deep river / arr. Mack Wilberg (4:35)
- Down to the river to pray / arr. by Mack Wilberg (3:58)
- Rock-a-my-soul in the bosom of Abraham (Alex Boyé) / arr. and adapted by Howard A. Roberts (3:07)
- Softly and tenderly / music and text by Will L. Thompson ; arr. by Mack Wilberg (5:55)
- Amazing grace / text by John Newton ; arr. by Mack Wilberg (6:25)
- Come, thou fount of every blessing / text by Robert Robinson ; arr. by Mack Wilberg (6:09).
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