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"Messiah in America" rocks! Just sayin'... I can't get enough of it. Totally brings 3 Nephi to life.
I can't wait for more LDS retailers like Deseret Book to carry this.
I can see why Messiah in American is #1 on the Billboard charts. I received the CD for Christmas and there's nothing more fun that playing them full volume in the car. It's so moving to imagine, through the music, what it would have been like to have lived during the Book of Mormon 3rd Nephi era.
Messiah In America is an amazing work, the best LDS oratorio ever composed. This is serious classical music, on par with the choral works of Mendelssohn, Handel, Beethoven, and even Mahler. It has definitely raised the bar for other LDS composers.
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