A Belfast Symphony (Live)

If you have grown up in the church in the 90s, you would be familiar with the choruses (back then, worship songs were known as """"choruses"""") of Robin Mark. Even if you are not familiar with his name, you may have sung his signature tune,""""Days of Elijah. """" With other staples like """"The Wonder of the Cross"""" and """"\\tAll for Jesus,"""" Mark holds the iconic status of the one of pioneering leaders of worship leaders with stalwarts such as Don Moen, Marty Nystrom, Darlene Zschech, and Paul Baloche. Now, Mark is back with """"A Belfast Symphony. """" The album is besotted with a gorgeous sound: it is richly ornamented with a lush of soaring strings, beautifully arranged arpeggios, and amorous sounds of the Irish flute, calling to mind the Titanic soundtrack. This is thanks to the backings provided by the famed the New Irish Choir. \\r\\n\\r\\nAs for the songs, these 17 selections are mostly culled from Mark's back catalogue with two new compositions and a re-make of Van Morrison's """"Have I told You Lately. """"