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!
Sharing the joy of the Gospel through music – this is the Catholic Playlist show. Normally we’d be playing the best and some of the very newest contemporary Christian music from Catholic artists only. But this Sunday marks the start of the new Liturgical year and the Advent season, so instead for the next several weeks we’ll be playing the best and yes, some of the newest Advent and Christmas music available, including some brand new releases in the coming weeks.
Our playlist this features special music from Matt Maher (“Silent Night”), Josh Blakesley (“Love Has Captured the Night”), Sarah Hart (“Christ Is Lord”), Marian Grace, Ike Ndolo, Curtis Stephan, and The Boy’s Choir of St Paul’s Choir School sings “O Come All Ye Faithful” too. Enjoy!
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It’s our NCYC Catholic Playlist show! NCYC 2015 is next week, November 19-21, 2015 in Indianapolis and all of the artists in the show this week will be performing! This is one of our favorite and easiest shows to produce each year because we can’t go wrong selecting songs from the best Catholic artists of contemporary Christian music. In past years we only knew of a small handful of artists so we couldn’t fill a whole show, but this year there are so many talented artists appearing at NCYC this year that we can’t include them all!
Appearing in the playlist this week are the co-hosts of NCYC 2015 Jackie Francois-Angel and Paul J Kim, along with an all star lineup of Matt Maher, Josh Blakesley, PJ Anderson, Audrey Assad, Jeremy & Ryan, Lee Roessler, Curtis Stephan, WAL, Steve Angrisano and Pasquale Talarico.
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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”.
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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:
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:
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September 29 happened to be National Coffee Day. ‘Coffee’ also happens to be the first radio single from Fr Kevin McGoldrick’s new albulm ‘Square Peg, Round Hole’ (pre-order here or here). Inspired by these facts, we decided to open this week’s playlist episode with a set of songs that set the tone for a great day. So if you’ve been looking for some ‘wake up’ morning music to get you inspired to take on the day, pay close attention to our first segment of the show.
Performers in this week’s playlist include Sarah Kroger, Kevin Heider, Rebecca Roubion, Steve Angrisano, Donny Todd, and Kara Klein. Stick around to the end of the show too as the last segment of the show features an eclectic mix of music that includes tracks from ooberfuse, Delmore and Benedictio. Enjoy!
This week’s playlist in iTunes:
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We invite you to listen in this week to playlist #28 of traditional and sacred music in the Catholic Playlist Worship show as we continue to expand the number of artists and songs. First, we’ve never had more than 2 Gregorian chants in a playlist but this week we have 3 – The Monks of Norcia, the Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos, and Gloria Die Cantores Schola. Next, we have Kevin Heider performing “Sing of Mary” from The Glory Collective EP “Shine” and Michelle Romary performing “Lady of Knock” from her album “Songs of Comfort and Devotion”. The rest of the playlist is filled with selections from performers like Collin Raye, L’Angelus, Jon Sarta, The Priests, The Cathedral Singers and more.
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The 25th show in the Cathoic Playlist Worship show series is now available for your listening enjoyment. We put together an interesting mix of music in this episode, starting with “Lead Kindly Light” from Marian Grace, followed by “Taste and See” from Steve Angrisano, “Be Thou My Vision” from L’Angelus and “Amazing Grace” from Jon Sarta.
We also included a selection from The Monks of Norcia and their new album “Benedicta: Marian Chant from Norcia”, plus “Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent” from the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles, both released by DeMontfort Music.
Enjoy listening to the show!