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One From Many

One From Many
Echad

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Product Description

From modern versions of traditional Hebrew prayers to melodic expressions of prayer and reflection to praiseful songs with moving rhythms, ONE FROM MANY features a wide variety of musical styles incorporating Jazz, Latin and Klezmer, all in a contemporary Messianic framework.

Track Listing

  1. Echad
  2. Nachamu Ami
  3. The Wall
  4. Y'hi Ratzon
  5. Kol Adonai
  6. Lest We Forget
  7. Yad Vashem
  8. Baruch Sheamar
  9. Ma Tovu
  10. Eitz Chayim
  11. One Man
  12. Seven
  13. The Wall (acoustic version)

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #247429 in Music
  • Released on: 2005-07-08
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Dimensions: .21 pounds

Editorial Reviews

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I thought I was hearing timeless hymns honed to perfection. The spirit of God is strong in these works. --Paul Avgerinos, Grammy Nominated Producer

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An auditory glimpse of Heaven- truly gifted musicians using their talents to praise God. --K. Natlo

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The most sophistocated sound I have heard in Messianic Music. It will transport you into the heavenlies! --Rabbi Tony Eaton, Congregation Simchat Yisrael


Customer Reviews

Messianic praise to God how great is that!!5
The songs from the CD One From Many by Echad have a Jewish/Spanish flavor to the music. Song Echad speaks of Jewish/Christian unity in Yeshua/Jesus. Guitars and bongos add a unique beat to Messianic music. I really liked many of the songs. Baruch Sheamar is one of my favorites, a song that "Blesses" God. It has a smooth upbeat rhythm blessing God and singing of God's mercy. The female singer has a soothing voice with background singers echoing "Baruch" I really love it. Another favorite of mine is Eitz Chayim. The words "He is the tree of life". The beat is like Klezmer music it makes you want to dance like they did in Fiddler on the Roof. The song is cheerful with the flute, drums and guitar so Jewish so much fun. The art work on the CD is also touching with a Jewish man praying at the Wall (one of the songs). I recommend this CD for its soothing and prayerful affect it has when listening to it but mostly that it honors and praises the most high God.