UNIVERSAL GOSPEL CHOIR SERIES
the stylings of Lonnie Delisle

SATB with piano  – CP 1989 – duration 5:00
A soulful adaptation of J.J. Heller’s brilliant singer-songwriter stylings, this is an anthem of inclusion and invitation to welcome all to the table.

This is for the powerless, the wounded and the weak
This is for the immigrant, and those who cannot speak
If the ground beneath your feet feels unstable
There’s a place, there’s a place for you
At my table

by Bill and Darlene Sample
text by Bill and Darlene Sample and Marcus Mosely

SATB with piano  – CP 2088 – duration 4:35

I’ve got a joy, joy, down in my soul
I’ve got a joy, joy, like I’ve never known
I’ve got a joy, joy, that won’t let me go
No matter what comes, I’ve got sweet sweet joy

SATB with piano  – CP 2008 – duration 2:55  
This timeless classic is sung around the world every year. Lonnie has brought extra expression of JOY to life with his signature rhythm and gospel sounds.

Joy to the world! The Lord is come
Let earth prepare Him room!
Let every heart prepare Him room
And heaven and nature sing
And heaven and nature sing
And heaven, and heaven and nature sing joy!

SATB with piano  – CP 1987 – duration 5:30
All our nations make a chain
Every link is freedom’s name
Keep your eyes on the prize and hold on

SATB with piano – CP 1969 – duration 4:20
optional rhythm section parts available upon request
This joyful optimistic spiritual has a laid-back groove that choirs and listeners will really enjoy.

SAB with piano – CP 1966 – duration 4:45
SATB with piano – CP 1967
SSA with piano – CP 1968
optional rhythm section parts available upon request

Lonnie directs the amazing Universal Gospel Choir in Vancouver. This familiar anthem sings itself with Lonnie’s authentic gospel-style setting.

SATB with piano – CP 2079 – duration 2:41
optional rhythm section parts available upon request

A beautiful a cappella anthem that works especially well for Easter or any time of year.

Let the weak say, “I am strong.”
Let the poor say, “I am rich.”
Let the blind say, “I can see what the Lord has done in me.”