We now move to the Third week of Advent and the anticipation is growing as the time winds down to the birth of our Savior. To help you get ready and into the spirit of this liturgical season, hear more sounds of the Advent and Christmas season in the latest episodes of the Catholic Playlist and Catholic Playlist Worship shows.
More sounds of the Advent and Christmas season are in store for you in the latest episodes of the Catholic Playlist and Catholic Playlist Worship shows. We enter into the Second week of Advent as we continue to prepare ourselves for the coming of the Messiah and we hope this music helps get you encouraged and inspired to make straight the paths to your heart.
For our fans of contemporary music we have many great favorites to listen to in our playlist, including “Emmanuel” by Steve Angrisano, “O Holy Night” by L’Angelus, and “Love Has Come” by Matt Maher. Plus you won’t want to miss brand new songs from Tori Harris and Brian Campbell from the brand new compilation album “Vital Christmas: Dance of Joy”.
For those of you who prefer more traditional music, we think you’ll enjoy this Catholic Playlist Worship playlist containing many of your favorite songs and hymns performed by artists like The Priests, Jackie Evancho, Jon Sarta, The Boys of St Paul’s Choir School and more.
And don’t miss next week’s shows, as we have brand new releases to share from Josh Blakesley, Shawn Williams and more!
Once again we share the joy of the Gospel through music on the Catholic Playlist Worship show. Normally we’d be playing the best and some of the very newest traditional and sacred Catholic music. But this Sunday marks the start of the new Liturgical year and the Advent season, so instead of music we typically play, for the next several weeks we’ll be playing the best and some of the newest Advent and Christmas music available. Our playlist this week features music from Jackie Evancho, The Priests, Adrianne Price, Jon Sarta, Marian Grace, and the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles. The Boys of St Paul’s Choir School and their album ‘Christmas in Harvard Square’, a great new release last year, leads off our playlist with ‘In the Bleak Midwinter’.
As usual, you can find the songs in playlist #9 in iTunes using these links:
Advent starts next week and until then check out the latest episode of the Catholic Playlist Worship show with many of your favorite traditional and sacred Catholic music. Hear the classic “How Beautiful” from Twila Paris, “On Eagle’s Wings” from Melinda Kirigin-Voss and “Breath of Heaven” from Michelle Romary. Sarah Hart appears in the playlist too with “Be With Me, Lord” and Jon Sarta’s piano instrumental of “Eye Has Not Seen”.
Looking for this music in iTunes? Here are links to every song in this playlist:
More great music is in store in episode #36 of the Catholic Playlist Worship show. Many of your favorite artists are included – Kitty Cleveland, Jack Cassidy, The Priests, L’Angelus, and the WLP Choir. Don’t miss Steve Angrisano singing “Taste and See”, while Michelle Romary serenades us with ‘Go In Peace” from her album “Songs of Comfort and Devotion”.
Stream the playlist here:
iTunes playlist:
Another great collection of sacred and traditional music awaits in Playlist #34 of the Catholic Playlist Worship show. You’ll hear great classic hymns such as “Come Thou Found of Every Blessing” by Collin Raye, a piano instrumental interpretation of “How Great Thou Art” from Jon Sarta, and “O Sanctissima” by Beth Nielsen Chapman. Some newer music includes “Taste and See” from Steve Angrisano, “Be Not Afraid” from Kitty Cleveland and “Sacred Silence” by Tom Booth.
Plus we have some Gregorian Chant and songs from Vince Ambrosetti, Dan Schutte, the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist and the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles.
Here’s the iTunes links to the songs in the playlist this week:
We’re back again with more great music that will have your mind lifted up to God throughout. WLP Choir leads off the playlist with “Holy God, We Praise Thy Name”, and later Marian Grace join in with “Sweet Sacrament”.
The St Louis Jesuits bring us a classic recording of “Earthen Vessels”, which we haven’t heard in quite a while, and Jack Cassidy smoothly croons “Be Still My Soul” with a skill not often found in a 14 year old!
Other artists in the playlist include Kitty Cleveland, Jon Niven, Jackie Evancho, Edwin Fawcett, Vince Ambrosetti and more. Enjoy:
Here are the links to iTunes:
And selected songs at Amazon:
October is the month of the Holy Rosary, so for this week’s edition of the Catholic Playlist Worship show we filled it with as many Marian songs and hymns that we could find.
The results include songs like “Immaculate Mary” by The Cathedral Singers, “Salve Regina” by L’Angelus, and “Sing of Mary” by The Glory Collective featuring Kevin Heider. Of course the show wouldn’t be complete with “Ave Maria To Thee Holy Virgin” by the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist and “Hail Mary, Full of Grace” by the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles. Oh, and “Ave Maria” by Andrea Bocelli isn’t to be missed too!
As usual, here are the iTunes links to the songs in the playlist:
And now on Amazon:
Some ‘classic’ favorites make an appearance in this week’s episode of Catholic Playlist Worship. First, there’s a 1975 recording of “Turn to Me” from the Saint Louis Jesuits. While it’s not recorded with the best quality (it’s probably a digital copy of the original vinyl recording), it nevertheless will bring back fond memories of hearing it for years at Mass.
More fond memories are in store with “Hear I Am, Lord” from Dan Schutte, but this one is a special 30th anniversary release, so it sounds great. Other artists appearing this week include Anna Nuzzo, Jon Sarta, Twila Paris, James Rosenbloom, Jackie Evancho and more. Enjoy playlist #31!
Here’s your iTunes playlist:
And one from Amazon:
We get such good feedback about the music on the Catholic Playlist Worship show. But it’s hard to take any credit for it when there is such an amazing library of great traditional and sacred available to chose from! This week is no exception, as playlist #30 includes selections from Jackie Evancho, Jon Niven, Collin Raye, Michelle Romary, Melinda Kirigin-Voss and Marian Grace. Friar Alessandro along with the London Studio Orchestra make an appearance with “Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace”, as does the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist with Keating’s “Te Deum”.
Here is the playlist in iTunes:
and Amazon:
In our rush to finish the 100th episode of the Catholic Playlist show we forgot to post the 29th episode of Catholic Playlist Worship! Kathleen Fowle joins the playlist with “We Cry Holy Genlty You Call” and Katy Blythe crosses over from the contemporary side with “I Thirst”. Dawn Dinome sings “Surely the Presence of the Lord is in This Place” and Jackie Evancho signs a soaring rendition of “Ave Maria”. Other performers in the playlist include Edwin Fawcett, Jon Sarta, Beth Nielsen Chapman, The Glory Collective featuring Maria Price, the WLP Choir and more.