'Glory in the Meeting House' from COME TO THE RIVER - Apollo's Fire/Sorrell

"Glory in the Meeting House", Appalachian fiddle tune, arranged by Tina Bergmann, René Schiffer & Jeannette Sorrell.
From the hit crossover program, "Come to the River: An Early American Gathering" by Apollo's Fire & Jeannette Sorrell

A covered-wagon journey becomes a journey of the soul.

"Fresh, impeccable and enchanting." - The Cleveland Plain Dealer

PERFORMERS:
Tina Bergmann, hammered dulcimer
Rachel Jones, early fiddle
Kathie Stewart, wooden flutes
René Schiffer, cello
Paul Shipper, guitar

Don't be a Wayfaring Stranger. Come to the River.

Made possible by the support of the National Endowment for the Arts.

[thewalrus]

Thanks 4 this ensemble and vivacty among Appalachia. Blessngs

[maureencarey]

This song is so positive and upbeat, makes me feel like dancing!

[TheDORO]

It sounds better the second, and third time you play gets old. Bravo you guys :) :) :)
Caeleb.

[TheAkelei]

Very nicely done. I absolutely LOVE the hammered dulcimer - that's why I appreciate "Dead can dance" so much...

[PearlgraceandCoMusic]

Just discovered you all! AND WE LOVE IT!!!

[richardh.k.pohlmann]

Ik ben inmiddels een groot bewonderaar van dit orkest en de muziek die zij spelen en zingen Ik hoop dat zij snel naar Nederland komen. Richard H.K. Pohlmann

[vichy]

GURRRREAT vid, has a bit O' a Irish melody to this, making foot tapping all the more irresistible. Thanks!!!

[Ironwolf_Legacy]

I remember doing this song after they did 3 J.S. Bach pieces and one Vivaldi back at the MIM in Arizona... It was just yesterday when I saw it ^-^ Wonderful work guys :D!

[majavmg]

Hehe I just bought your cd off No words.... Especially for "What a wondrous love is this"

[nealbaker]

Just a general question: is there a difference between a fiddle and a violin?

[Clomwellschimdt]

The violin player comes in with Old Man In The Meetinghouse.
Or rather, the A part is Glory in the meetinghouse and the B part is Say old man.

[crawfordviolin]

She takes the G down to an E... Sounds cool

[kathrynmientka]

fabulous! what is the name of the tune the violinist plays? It doesn't sound like the Glory tune.