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The
message on the sleeve:
The joy of the lord is
our strength, says God’s Word. The Lord gives us this joy as we
follow Him. Like a lamp on a lamp-stand, like a city on a
hilltop, it cannot be hidden, it must be expressed. When words
aren’t enough – we sing. And when song too falters – then we
dance like Moses and David and even Jesus himself.
Come, join me in the
dance. These songs pass on the Lord’s personal invitation to you
too. If you find it hard, take the first step… the music will lead
you on. Bless the Lord with dancing and God will bless your dance.
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Although this
is the 8th album for Fr Karm, Dance into Joy, is his first album in
English. The album opens with “His Goodness” taken from Psalm 115
(116) that speaks about how good God is and that there’s no way how
to repay for this goodness. This leads us to the title track, “Dance
into Joy” as it invites everyone to do likewise. The rest of the
album takes different aspects of spirituality, from praying with
psalms (His Goodness, In Your dwelling place, Master Builder and
Blazing Fire), to personal prayer (Maranatha, Incense, Let me be
like you) and to songs of reflection (Ephesian Canticle and I will
Live - Lazarus Vigil). One particular song relates to the occasion
where the album is launched. The Pope chose “You will receive power
when the Holy Spirit comes upon you; and you will be my witnesses”
as the theme for this year’s World Youth Day which took place in
Sydney, Australia. This song called “Pentecost” speaks about the
discovery of the power of God in the gift of the Spirit: we are
ordinary people, no heroes, but we’re caught up in a story greater
than us. The launching of this album took place in July during
the World Youth Day of this year in Australia. |
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