The original musical notes found in the Old Testament, played right before your eyes!

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This fascinating interview with harpist Michael-David by Derek Schneider discusses the amazing musical markings that are in the Old Testament that allow you to hear the ancient melody that the scriptures were intended to be sung in. You can watch a 30 minute documentary that goes into detail about these markings and how the harp is being restored in these end-times at

[hamburgerdog]

Babe wake up, Old Testament OST just dropped

[yvonnecamacho]

No wonder David’s harp playing calmed King Saul when he was mad!

[greasymcpatty]

3, 000 years later, it's still soothing to the soul.

[Jensen]

It's Oct.2024 and I'm just seeing this video for the first time. Thank you for sharing. Very calming & beautiful. ❤️ ✝️

[Mayshabona]

That’s the 5th mode of the harmonic minor scale. It’s called Phrygian major (or dominant)

[KekuTheLaughing]

Her: so what kinda music are you into?
Me: it's complicated

[rislthewondercat]

"I heard there was a secret chord, that David played and it pleased the Lord..."

[musicalmooku]

That scale is E Phrygian Dominant! I knew I recognized it! The primary chords being played are E Major, F Major, and D Minor if I'm not mistaken. Those all belong to E Phrygian Dominant. E Major is the center chord.

Thank you for sharing this!!!! Makes me wanna study Hebrew.

[dawnitalutz]

It's more dancy than I imagined. No wonder David danced in the street.

[jacquibradley]

Just beautiful. I am 65 today, I speak to God everyday.

[alex_foster]

I am a Christian and amateur musician that loves bible study so obviously this is one of the most fantastic video I've seen on YouTube in a long time. Thank you.

[bernadettecaullay]

I literally got chills when he started playing. So beautiful. Humble tears.

[microdesigns]

David would never have guessed someone would watch this on YouTube. But the Lord God, He knows the hearts of men.

[samdoolah]

Love this music! As a Hebrew scholar, I would like to clarify that these notes are not in the “Bible”. Even if you did interpret the cantalation marks as notes, those marks were only added in the 10th century AD by the Masoretic scribes, to break down the verses into easily singable parts.
There are other preserved Jewish traditions that dictate other cantalation traditions, so this is not the “OG BIBLICAL SINGIN!”
Its just one of many singing traditions present in the middle ages that has been preserved.

Beautiful playing though!

[californiamaki]

It's so cool that the algorithm decided to recommend to all of us this gem! Noticing a lot of comments here are recent. May God be with all of us!

[jewelbowen]

What a BEAUTIFUL gift of Old Testament music that we have received. Blessed Be The Name of the Lord

[DollarGeneralStore]

WE MAKING IT TO HEAVEN WIT THIS ONE🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[confusedDruid]

Am I religious? No. Can I appreciate the amount of work, time, love, passion, devotion and sheer will to bring history back to the present? Yes, yes I can. This is beautiful and by the comments here, its inspiring so many people and making an impact. Thank you for making the world a more unique, diverse, and exciting place to be!

[timothytremblay]

I've been a professional guitarist/musician since 12 years old and now 75. I've had Divine Revelation of King David and Yeshua and I do Love the Lord with All I've got within me. I know our Savior Lives and He's returning soon. It's just amazing that David was a shepherd who played his harp and YHWH listened from the Heavens. Miracles are unfolding even now and I thank you guys so much for this musical history. Shalom in the Name above All other names. I do Not lie.
❤️✡️✝️❤️

[janebennett]

This is so heart opening .The sacred music is enchanting. Like being transported back to former times. Like finding Moses hidden in a basket under the palm fronds, floating gently on the water. Thanks so much.