One of my choir members, Hilary S., sent me this over the weekend, and I thought you'd love it as much as I did:
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Joyce, I finally had a few moments to watch this video. I've always loved this song, and Phipps' rendition of it is so moving. But what was most interesting was all the background information he gave--sometime, I'm going to check out some old spiritual tunes on the "black notes" of my piano.
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