This new book by Dr. Richfield A. Cudal about the Lord’s supper is replete with meaning about the Lord’s table, and describes the marvelous work of redemption He achieved for those who trust in Him. Christ demonstrated the simple but meaningful way to fellowship with Him, to symbolize His person and redemptive work. Christians may
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Scored for Treble voice, SSAATTBB Choir, Organ, & Orchestra Request for Performance (RFP): HARK Music Publications is seeking a high school or college choir to record a music-arts video of this musical setting with a release date of Christmas 2021. “Christmas Eve” is a poem by Christina Rossetti Music edited & performed on the pipe
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America’s Got Talent Opera Singer Bárbara Padilla debuts her first musical composition with a piece co-written and orchestrated for flute and strings by Arnfield Cudal featuring flautist Sophie Creaner (London, UK) and The Lubben Brothers string ensemble. Stay tuned for Bárbara’s vocal rendition ‘Ascendit’.
Hark Music presents a new Thai lyric video “Blessed are you” as a song of solace, comfort, and encouragement for Thai believers facing persecution, temptation, and hardship for doing right. This song by Arnfield Cudal features Thai recording artist Wanpen Jittrong, chamber orchestra, harp, and Thai flutes. Lyrics are from 1 Peter 3:12-17.
The Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts Singers in a new music-arts video performing at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach, Florida, “Sleep” by Eric Whitacre, Ken Taylor, conductor.
A Merry Carol for Christmas: Frohlocket, ihr Völker auf Erden by Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) featuring the Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts Singers on location at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach, FL, USA. (Translation) Rejoice, ye people of the earth, and praise God! The redeemer is come, whom the Lord has promised. He
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The Dreyfoos School of the Arts Singers makes its first music-arts video debut at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, performing with pipe organ Arnfield Cudal’s choral setting of Psalm 133, “Behold, How Good & How Lovely” Ken Taylor, Director of Choral Studies Laura Santamaria, featured soloist
Deep in the heart of Thailand, at the Bangkok National Museum – site of the former 18th-Century Palace Grounds next to the Grand Palace – is where the Thai-Psalm Project music video is being filmed and produced. The Thai-Psalm Project marks the first time in Thailand’s history that the Psalms of the Bible have been
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Behold, How Good and How Lovely (Psalm 133) Music composed by Arnfield P. Cudal for Organ, Treble Voice, Choir, & Congregation (SSAATTBB) A richly elegant and grand choir anthem with an expressive melody for treble voice and rich harmonious sections for the choir. The congregation sings a simple 4-part antiphon and the anthem ends with
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