Free downloads begin! “Spirit Of Heaven” mp3 and charts

February 16, 2009 in free downloads, house concerts, music | 3 comments

One of our goals in 2009 is to eliminate barriers between you and the music we make. There’s lots of good new stuff to come too: we’re working on a full string-section version of the new song “Speak to Me” as we, um, speak. It sounds awesome. But I can’t wait until it’s mixed (hopefully just a few days though) to start giving you those free downloads we’ve been promising.

We just returned form Winter Park where we encountered a worshiping community at Timberline Lodge that got really fired up about music worship. It was so fun to be with folks who began to understand the value of each part of the body, and that when we apply that to worship, we get to be creative and free!

Thomas house concert

We’re so glad to know the folks at Timberline, and are grateful for Dan and Sarah putting us up in their house. Mary took this photo for us. I think I see Stefan and Spencer back there. I’m not sure who the lovely socks belong to.

In keeping with that theme (creative and free, not lovely socks), we thought we’d give away one of our original songs for worship together, “Spirit of Heaven,” from The Bluing of the Sky. Anyone can download it by clicking on the widget above, and you can pass the files along to your friends.

If you have any issues with downloading, unzipping, or if you experience anything weird or life-changing (like a surge of new worship-leader super-powers), please let us know with a comment on this post and we’ll fix it. Or be happy with you if it’s good.

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  1. Mike’s avatar

    Mike on February 17, 2009 at 8:14 am

    Be generous: Invest in acts of charity. Charity yields high returns. Ecc 11:1

    May He bless you over and over and over and over…

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  2. admin’s avatar

    admin on February 17, 2009 at 3:51 pm

    Oh yeah, here’s a hint for musicians: Laurie plays the song with a capo on 2 and voices the chords in C. The mandolin and fingerstyle guitar (played by our friend Kerry Conner) are voiced in the peoples’ key of D, as written on the charts.

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  3. Amanda Steed’s avatar

    Amanda Steed on March 10, 2009 at 9:09 pm

    I especially love this song, it’s so simple and beautiful.

    I’ve been listening to the album in my car nonstop since the house concert the other night – I have really enjoyed it! The Lord is really using you to bless people through your music.

    Thanks so much again for letting us come out, it was good to meet you all.

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