Garth Smith Heaven's Hallelujah LDS Mormon music

Garth Smith is back with a Christ-centered version of the Leonard Cohen classic “Hallelujah”

Listen to this Christ-centered version of the Leonard Cohen classic! Please tell us what you think of it in the comments.
Total
0
Shares


Below is an original arrangement by Garth Smith featuring the vocal talent of Lauren Sullivan with lyrics by Hailey Isaacson Buehler and Dennis Isaacson. Background vocals are provided by Becky Willard. Videographer is Dan Williams.
While Cohen’s original “Hallelujah” is extremely popular and loved by millions, it may not always appropriate to be sung in a religious setting due to its lyrics. “Heaven’s Hallelujah” starts with Cohen’s “Broken Hallelujah” as we deal with the trials and setbacks of this life. The song then elevates the listener to a “Hopeful Hallelujah” as we realize that Christ brings us a higher purpose to life. As we recognize that Christ’s atonement will raise us from the grave, the song progresses to a “Praiseful Hallelujah”. The song then reaches the climax with an eternal expression of “Endless Hallelujah” in the presence of the Savior as we cross to the other side and experience the infinite love of Christ for us.

Heaven's Hallelujah

– Heaven's Hallelujah Video Release –

A Christ-centered version of the Leonard Cohen classic "Hallelujah". Original arrangement by Garth Smith featuring the vocal talent of Lauren Sullivan with lyrics by Hailey Isaacson Buehler and Dennis Isaacson. Background vocals are provided by Becky Willard. Videographer is Dan Williams.

While Cohen's original "Hallelujah" is extremely popular and loved by millions, it isn't always appropriate to be sung in a religious setting due to its darker lyrics. "Heaven's Hallelujah" starts with Cohen's "Broken Hallelujah" as we deal with the trials and setbacks of this life. The song then elevates the listener to a "Hopeful Hallelujah" as we realize that Christ brings us a higher purpose to life. As we recognize that Christ's atonement will raise us from the grave, the song progresses to a "Praiseful Hallelujah". The song then reaches the climax with an eternal expression of "Endless Hallelujah" in the presence of the Savior as we cross to the other side and experience the infinite love of Christ for us.

Posted by Garth Smith on Friday, January 13, 2017

4 comments
Leave a Reply to DEwey Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

You May Also Like
Free LDS Sheet Music Killpack Mormon

Free LDS Sheet Music

 “The song of the righteous is a prayer unto me, and it shall be answered with a blessing upon their heads.” D&C 25:12 Have you ever needed sheet music…
View Post