For 20 years, since I discovered its riches, the oratorio, Elijah, by Mendelssohn, has been a source of comfort and hope. From the opening chorus of, “Help, Lord!” through all of it’s Scripture-laden content, it is the story of a people in need of God’s help and deliverance. And it’s the story of how God did deliver. This aria, sung by a young boy in this rendition, is one of my favorites. Direct instruction. “Rest in the Lord, wait patiently for Him, and He will give you your heart’s desire.”
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Beautiful. Thank you.
Absolutely spectacular. There’s a reason why these songs have, in my LaRoche Era (and beyond), become gold standards for music. And this change that started 13 years ago has become a target of many criticisms in recent years.
There is more you can learn from these tunes than you can in hours of Universal junk.