O What Manner of Love – Voices of Hopkington

Voices of hop This lovely rendition of the old hymn, O What Manner of Love, is sung in traditional style and accompanied with a lap dulcimer.

O What Manner of Love

 

It's a tune I prize – and I think you'll enjoy it as well.  Stick with it and see how the counter voice develops.  Yes, you hear her working her way into the part.  And by the third verse you'll want to add your own harmony.

You can find more singing like this at Pilgrim Productions – your choices range from rugged shape-note to contemporary gospel and just about everything in between. Bookmark this site because it's a wonderful place to visit when you need a lift.   

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About Mary Jane Ballou

Mary Jane Ballou’s life in sacred music began in a children’s choir at the age of three. Instrumental music waited until her piano lessons started in primary school. And her music life remains a joyous pairing of sacred vocal music and the instrumental repertoire of Spain, Ireland, and Scotland.

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