Azonnal elkezdhető, egyedülálló coach mediátor képzés, a tudatosság, a szellemi fejlődés és az anyagilag független boldog élet gyors eléréséért. Tanulj a legjobbtól, a legnagyobb tudású mester-coachtól, Szedlacsik Miklóstól! Regisztrálj díj és kötelezettség mentesen és tarts velünk!! https://pph.hu/tanevkezdes-coach-hivatas-tanoda-szedlacsikmiklos-pph-eletjobbitas-hunortrade-boldogelet&vez=1175566
Listen to four-time Grammy award-winner Olivia Newton-John and her singer/songwriter daughter, Chloe Lattanzi, perform a lovely duet to the song 'Window In The Wall.'
“Has this world forgotten how to love? Are we blinded by the hate we let inside?
No one giving in or giving up, the lines are drawn and there’s no compromise
This isn’t who we are, it’s time for us to start, looking for a window in the wall
Maybe we can see the other side, and find we’re not so different after all
Looking for a window in the wall”
What a beautiful song sung by such talented women! ‘Window in the Wall’ was recently released by Olivia Newton-John and Chloe Lattanzi as an anthem aimed to unify and heal during these unprecedented times in the world.
“I’ve always enjoyed singing duets more than singing on my own and when I first heard this song, I knew immediately that I wanted to sing it with my daughter Chloe,” shares Olivia Newton-John. “The lyrics and melody really resonated with me and I hoped Chloe would feel the same way – and luckily she did!”
“When my mom played the song for me, I knew I wanted to record it. Not only because it was with my mom, but, I felt the lyrics and message might help people see things from another perspective,” Chloe Lattanzi says. “We are all part of the same human race and if we listen to each other, respect each other, and love each other - for both our likenesses and our differences - we might just understand each other a lot more.”
This song does have such a strong message of hope and understanding, and it is wonderful to see this mother and daughter using their talents to spread such love and light.
The a cappella men of VoicePlay take us back in time with this stunning rendition of ‘Unchained Melody.’
This love song was a hit for The Righteous Brothers back in 1965. The classic song was even inducted into the Grammy Hall Of Fame.
“Oh, my love, my darling
I've hungered for your touch
A long, lonely time
Time goes by so slowly”
The four a cappella men of VoicePlay always manage to choose the perfect tune to showcase their talent and skill. Over the years, they have given us incredible covers of popular songs such as ‘True Colors’ and ‘Don’t Stop Believin.’
And this group is belting out every performance completely a cappella. That means that every single sound that you hear was created by the human voice.
Today, they are joined by another incredible vocalist, John Pinto Jr. Just listen to their soul-filled performance of ‘Unchained Melody.’
“And time can do so much
Are you still mine?
I need your love
I need your love
God speed your love to me”
It takes so much time and practice to perfect these arrangements, but the men of VoicePlay pulled it off flawlessly. From the look to the chilling melody, it is no wonder their videos are viewed thousands of times all across social media.
These men certainly have a talent for performing and I am so glad that they are sharing their gifts with the world. Who else is looking forward to the next cover song from VoicePlay?
Why you don't need to be baptized to receive salvation- video 1 of 2. Cornelius and his family receive salvation before they are baptized. Acts 10:43-48
Why you don't need to be baptized to receive salvation- video 2 of 2. What happens to one who believes in the gospel, but dies before they can be baptized? Do they go to Heaven or Hell?
God hasn't done enough to reveal Himself to me, therefore I don't believe. Have your heard this before? Here is how you can answer this claim against believing in God.
How you can share 1 John 5:13 (" I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.") to show that people receive salvation by faith alone, not by works. See also John 5:24.
Are you afraid to die? God can solve that problem. Believe in God to have eternal life and go to live with God and other believers forever when you die.
Jesus, fully human and fully God, went through a lot of difficulties even before going to the cross. If you are going through a hard time, God knows. He is not a stranger to tough times.
Be transported back in time as you listen to 40 Fingers perform a live rendition of ‘The Sound Of Silence.’
Simon & Garfunkel originally released this iconic song in 1964. Since that time, many artists have lent their voices to the tune. One of the most well known covers comes from the rock band, Disturbed, in 2015.
Recently, a cappella group Pentatonix released their own version and it skyrocketed the tune back into popularity. Today, we’re hearing an entirely new rendition, with a nod to classical music, and it’s absolutely stunning.
“Hello darkness, my old friend, I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping, Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains within the sound of silence”
40 Fingers is a guitar quartet comprised of members Matteo Brenci, Emanuele Grafitti, Marco Steffè, Andrea Vittori. This talented group of musicians takes beloved classics and gives them a unique and instrumental makeover.
From hits such as ‘Back In Black’ and ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,’ there is always something special about each arrangement from 40 Fingers.
Today, they’re sharing a live performance of ‘The Sound Of Silence’ from a recent live stream concert and it’s absolutely chilling. From the melody to the twang of the strings, the performance is sheer perfection from beginning to end.
It’s always hard to cover such a classic song, but the men of 40 Fingers definitely did the tune justice.
What song are you hoping to hear next?
Salem Media, our partners, and affiliates use cookies and similar technologies to enhance your browsing experience, analyze site traffic, personalize site content, and deliver relevant video recommendations. By using this website and continuing to navigate, you consent to our use of such technologies and the sharing of video viewing activity with third-party partners in accordance with the Video Privacy Protection Act and other privacy laws.Privacy Policy
