Name: Chicago Mass Choir : XV
Brand: New Haven
SKU: 18264145
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Chicago Mass Choir : XV

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DVD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

7 June 2011

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Album: Chicago Mass Choir : XV
#	Song Title	Time
1)	You Are My King
2)	You're an Awesome God
3)	Wash All My Sins Away
4)	Jesus is Worthy To
5)	Be Praised
6)	Glory and Honor
7)	Mighty Good God
8)	Look Up (Get Your Blessing)
9)	I'm Sanctified
10)	Save Me
11)	My Mind is Made Up
12)	He That Believeth
13)	Chicago Mass Legacy Medley: He That Believeth/Hold On, Don'T Give Up/You Love Me/Holy Ghost Power/God is My Everything/I Can Go To the Rock

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Album: Chicago Mass Choir : XV
#	Song Title	Time
1)	You Are My King
2)	You're an Awesome God
3)	Wash All My Sins Away
4)	Jesus is Worthy To
5)	Be Praised
6)	Glory and Honor
7)	Mighty Good God
8)	Look Up (Get Your Blessing)
9)	I'm Sanctified
10)	Save Me
11)	My Mind is Made Up
12)	He That Believeth
13)	Chicago Mass Legacy Medley: He That Believeth/Hold On, Don'T Give Up/You Love Me/Holy Ghost Power/God is My Everything/I Can Go To the Rock

EAN

0027072809393

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Country

USA

Studio/Live

Live

Label

New Haven

Dimensions

18.8 x 13.7 x 1.5 centimeters (0.06 kg)

Performer Notes

The Chicago Mass Choir employs original material on the live album XV, much of it written by choral director Percy Gray Jr. But the style is always traditional black gospel, with many songs set to frantic tempos as a soloist leads the choir in call-and-response expressions of praise and worship. The pace is set early with the triumvirate of "You Are My King," "You're an Awesome God," and "Mighty Good God," before the group is finally able to slow down and catch its breath for the ballad "Wash All My Sins Away." There's nothing particularly distinguished about the music as written, and, deliberately, this is not an innovative act. What sets it apart is its fervor, but also impressive are the individual soloists who spell each other in their emotional expressions of faith. ~ William Ruhlmann