For several decades, our spiritual family has been praying the so-called “Rosary of the Nations”.The last three Hail Marys of each mystery are sung in a different language. In this way we pray for the respective people, that they may recognize and follow Jesus Christ, the Lord.In this album, Latin, the mother tongue of the …
The Album of Harpa Dei – “Ego sum Alpha et Omega” – represents musically the design of God, who wanted to take human flesh in order to redeem man. With exclusively Gregorian songs – starting with the clamor “Rorate Caeli”; that is to say: / “Drop down you Heavens the Just”/ -,the liturgical music leads …
The three liturgical prayers in spanish language contained in this CD express our yearning for the Lord to return soon. The church and the entire humanity are to prepare themselves for this eschatological event, and that is the purpose of these recordings. With the first of the prayers – the Office in honor of God …
Ven Señor Jesús, ¡Maranathá! (Come Lord Jesus, Maranatha!) Read More »
In all peoples and throughout the ages, the praise to the Virgin Mary, who gave her ‘yes’ to the Will of God, has never ceased: / “From now on all generations will call me blessed” / (Lk 1,48). In this album, HARPA DEI wants to join and echo the relentless acclaim of Our Lady, with …
This album is a collection of sacred songs – most of them from liturgical character – from the most diverse traditions of the Christendom. Harpa Dei has dared to interpret songs with quite unusual melodies to our ears, marked by western musicality; for example, the „Kyrie eleison“ of Ethiopia or the „Hail Mary“ in Chinese …
The album of *Christmas Songs* has been recorded in Jerusalem. Harpa Dei has compiled some of the most beautiful Christmas songs of various nations, to praise with them the extraordinary event of the Nativity of the Lord. May God grant that, through these songs, the joy and peace of Christmas enter into the hearts of …
The devotion of the Divine Mercy Chaplet is spreading more and more throughout the world. On this album, the ensemble Harpa Dei—heeding St. Augustine’s dictum “He who sings, prays twice—sings this beautiful Chaplet. May this album help increase devotion to the Divine Mercy!
