WSSU Choir - Steal Away - arr. Roland M Carter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2017
- Winston-Salem State University Choir, Alumni Choir and Friends
'Stony the Road We Trod...Lifting Our Voices'
Celebrating the music of Dr. Roland M. Carter
Daniel J. Smith, baritone
Dr. Roland M. Carter, conductor
Maestra D’Walla Simmons-Burke, conductor
Dr. Myron Brown, accompanist
First Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, NC
3/26/17
Video by Mark Manring - manring.net
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I feel the heaven I feel the Holy Spirit falling down on me I steal away I Steal Away Home I like gentle savior to a mighty God we serve my savior to the Holy Spirit
Having sung in a college choral and assemble, I know good music, but this is the BEST arrangement of this spiritual that I have EVER HEARD!!!! HEAVENLY!!!
Thank you! I got to re-live wonderful memories of singing this in choir, and, lately, can't get it out of my mind, but wouldn't want to! WE AIN'T GOT LONG TO STAY HERE is so true now!!! PRAISE GOD!
God✝️🕊🙏🏽
The soloist voice is majestic.
You're very outstanding choir director you're quiet and so beautiful it's just an anointing to hear you being a wonderful choir directed to your beautiful Choir they're doing an outstanding job congratulations to singing a beautiful song Steal Away to Jesus I Steal Away Home
Fabulous, so many subtleties
Absolutely amazing and beautiful!!
Wow! After listening to the Aug. 3rd podcast of In The Market With Janet Parshall, this means so much more that it would've, had I heard it previously. The program that day included guest Matt Carter, who has written the book: Steal Away Home: Charles Spurgeon and Thomas Johnson, Unlikely Friends on the Passage to Freedom. I've ordered the book, but listening to the author tell about the friendship of former slave (for his first 28 years) Thomas Johnson, who became a follower of Jesus while a slave, & who wanted to be a missionary to Africa, was amazing. Carter pointed out that the slaves would "whisper-worship" in the evenings, as they weren't allowed to worship outwardly, & would whisper-sing this song. It is sad to me that we ever had slavery in this country, but the stories need to continue being told, so we can learn from them, & learn how so many of the former slaves went on to have meaningful lives. I loved watching the conductor, Dr. Carter!
Beautiful rendition! One must be appreciative of there foundation.
Reminds me of my days at Howard University, Concert Choir, under the direction of Dr. James W. Norris. Wonderful!
Simply beautiful 😇🙏🏽
this song feel good
Very good !!! I enjoyed the song
Beautifully done.
🌌🌌✝️🕊👼🏽👼🏻🌌🌌
This was great but Shirley Caesar did it better! Lol
Exquisite composition and performance by all!