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Cadet Sisters
Cadet Sisters - Oh I Want To Know You More
Cadet Sisters - Seekers of Your Heart
Cadet Sisters - He Leadeth Me
The Cadet Sisters have performed to God’s glory in many churches and participated in concerts and camp meetings, and convocations in a number of states, including Utah, California, Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada, Alabama, Illinois, Maryland, New Mexico, Oregon, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Massachusetts and Washington. They have performed before crowds at some colleges and universities numbering over 1,000 people.
Their music can be heard on some Christian radio stations. They have performed at ASI meetings, and the North American Division Youth Leadership Convention in 2004. They have appeared on Kids Time and 3ABN Presents, aired on the Three Angels Broadcasting Network (3ABN), one of the largest Christian Networks that reaches every continent in the world. They have also been featured on Purely Music, a program aired on Safe TV, reaching millions both here in the U.S. and abroad.
The Cadet Sisters have been singing together since 1990.
Their singing career began during a talent praise program at the Hyde Park Seventh-day Adventist Church, located in Chicago, Illinois. The oldest daughter, Natalie, 4 years old at the time sang with Tatiana, age 3. As the other sisters were born (Nadege, Michaelle, and Melissa) and began to cultivate their voices, they joined their older siblings. People often said that they sounded like chipmunks. The youngest daughter, Gianna, is currently three years old and awaits her turn to join the group.
Whereas most female groups sing 2 to 3-part harmony, the Cadet Sisters are unique in that they sing 4 to 5-part harmony. They are probably the only female vocalist group singing this number of parts at their age (which range from 11 to 17). To accomplish this level of competence, they practice Monday through Friday as part of their home schooling curriculum. Natalie arranges and teaches the parts, playing the piano when needed.
The Cadet Sisters are actively involved in diverse church activities and community functions. As a result of Their commitment, willingness to serve, and love for God, they appeal to both young and old. In addition to their singing, they are currently working with the Bangladesh Christian School Sponsorship of America (BCSSA), a ministry that builds orphanages and schools for less fortunate children in Bangladesh and India. They also enjoy school, reading, cooking, family outings, bike riding, and a good Bible discussion.
Cadet Sisters - In Times Like These
Cadet Sisters - Hold On
Cadet sisters Trust in the Lord
Cadet Sisters - Seekers of Your Heart
Cadet Sisters - He Leadeth Me
The Cadet Sisters have performed to God’s glory in many churches and participated in concerts and camp meetings, and convocations in a number of states, including Utah, California, Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada, Alabama, Illinois, Maryland, New Mexico, Oregon, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Massachusetts and Washington. They have performed before crowds at some colleges and universities numbering over 1,000 people.
Their music can be heard on some Christian radio stations. They have performed at ASI meetings, and the North American Division Youth Leadership Convention in 2004. They have appeared on Kids Time and 3ABN Presents, aired on the Three Angels Broadcasting Network (3ABN), one of the largest Christian Networks that reaches every continent in the world. They have also been featured on Purely Music, a program aired on Safe TV, reaching millions both here in the U.S. and abroad.
The Cadet Sisters have been singing together since 1990.
Their singing career began during a talent praise program at the Hyde Park Seventh-day Adventist Church, located in Chicago, Illinois. The oldest daughter, Natalie, 4 years old at the time sang with Tatiana, age 3. As the other sisters were born (Nadege, Michaelle, and Melissa) and began to cultivate their voices, they joined their older siblings. People often said that they sounded like chipmunks. The youngest daughter, Gianna, is currently three years old and awaits her turn to join the group.
Whereas most female groups sing 2 to 3-part harmony, the Cadet Sisters are unique in that they sing 4 to 5-part harmony. They are probably the only female vocalist group singing this number of parts at their age (which range from 11 to 17). To accomplish this level of competence, they practice Monday through Friday as part of their home schooling curriculum. Natalie arranges and teaches the parts, playing the piano when needed.
The Cadet Sisters are actively involved in diverse church activities and community functions. As a result of Their commitment, willingness to serve, and love for God, they appeal to both young and old. In addition to their singing, they are currently working with the Bangladesh Christian School Sponsorship of America (BCSSA), a ministry that builds orphanages and schools for less fortunate children in Bangladesh and India. They also enjoy school, reading, cooking, family outings, bike riding, and a good Bible discussion.
Cadet Sisters - In Times Like These
Cadet Sisters - Hold On
Cadet sisters Trust in the Lord
Sunday, April 11, 2010
To God Be The Glory
Chicago Mass Choir: I Pray We'll Be Ready
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - I´m Amazed
Shekinah Glory Ministry - Yes
Hear My Prayer - Maranatha Singers
Oslo Gospel Choir - Power Of Your Love
I trust you- James Fortune and FIYA at Mt. Zion in Nashville
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Love God With All Your Heart
Every now and then, an artist creates a special project so rich in content, so joyous in emotion, so fresh and inspired, that it becomes almost impossible to find a title that fully embraces the range and heart of the project. Such was the challenge of the gifted singer, two-time Grammy nominated songwriter, guitarist, and producer, Jonathan Butler
Born and raised in Cape Town, Jonathan Butler spent his youth under the shroud of apartheid, an official government policy of political, legal, and economic discrimination against non-whites. His escape was music. The youngest of twelve children, he began singing publicly in South African townships at the tender age of seven. Not even in his teens, Butler’s talents as a singer and guitarist were recognized and he soon found himself touring his poverty-stricken country in a traveling variety show.
Though his musical abilities would soon take him away from the world he grew up in, Jonathan would neither forget the plight of his fellow South Africans nor the man who ultimately led them to freedom. “Mandela Bay,” is a lively instrumental tribute to the legacy of Nelson Mandela. The song exudes optimism - the joy of liberation, the celebration of life. Akin to a musical sunny day, “Mandela Bay” will raise spirits and stamp a smile on faces.
Butler solidified his presence in the 1990s with a body of music that crossed color and age lines. Was he a jazz instrumentalist that sang soulfully or a passionate R&B singer that played a cool jazz guitar? “I came to the West seeking artistic freedom to express myself,” he recalled. “While my albums have always offered vocal cuts and instrumentals, for me it was never about creating music for a particular format or type of audience. That’s too narrow and restrictive. For me, it’s about surrendering to the will of the music and just letting it flow through me, whichever direction it may go.”
I love to Worship by Jonathan Butler
Born and raised in Cape Town, Jonathan Butler spent his youth under the shroud of apartheid, an official government policy of political, legal, and economic discrimination against non-whites. His escape was music. The youngest of twelve children, he began singing publicly in South African townships at the tender age of seven. Not even in his teens, Butler’s talents as a singer and guitarist were recognized and he soon found himself touring his poverty-stricken country in a traveling variety show.
Though his musical abilities would soon take him away from the world he grew up in, Jonathan would neither forget the plight of his fellow South Africans nor the man who ultimately led them to freedom. “Mandela Bay,” is a lively instrumental tribute to the legacy of Nelson Mandela. The song exudes optimism - the joy of liberation, the celebration of life. Akin to a musical sunny day, “Mandela Bay” will raise spirits and stamp a smile on faces.
Butler solidified his presence in the 1990s with a body of music that crossed color and age lines. Was he a jazz instrumentalist that sang soulfully or a passionate R&B singer that played a cool jazz guitar? “I came to the West seeking artistic freedom to express myself,” he recalled. “While my albums have always offered vocal cuts and instrumentals, for me it was never about creating music for a particular format or type of audience. That’s too narrow and restrictive. For me, it’s about surrendering to the will of the music and just letting it flow through me, whichever direction it may go.”
I love to Worship by Jonathan Butler
Monday, January 4, 2010
Israel Houghton is a two time Grammy Award winning, Christian worship leader and singer, mostly known for his cross-cultural style of Christian music that fuses elements from gospel, jazz and rock music. Houghton is usually credited as Israel & New Breed and currently signed to Integrity Music. Houghton is also a worship leader at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church in Houston
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
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