Now that you've seen what's on this site, it's time to show us what you can do. Whether you're just learning to play an instrument or an accomplished musician, we'd like to see and hear your music. We'll post your contribution here.
Robby Stanley combines art, music,and history in this unique presentation of "It Is Well With My Soul." This is his entry in a ukulele contest. Thanks for sharing and good luck in the contest! Check out more of his work on his Youtube channel under the name "Ukulelerobby."
James Barham of Gilmer, Texas, plays "We Shall Meet One Day." This is another one I hadn't heard before. It was written by Tillit Sidney Teddlie (1885–1987), a Church of Christ minister in Texas.
Aaron in Oklahoma sends us his banjo version of "Fill My Way With Love". The hymn was written by George W. Sebren, a member of the Vaughan Quartet, formed in 1910 and considered to be the first southern gospel quartet. A great song, but one I wasn't familiar with. Thanks for sharing, Aaron. I'll try to get the sheet music to it up soon. (Nice picking, by the way!)
Fill My Way With Love George W. Sebren
Let me walk, blessed Lord, in the way Thou hast gone, Leading straight to the land above; Giving cheer everywhere to the sad and the lone, Fill my way every day with love.
REFRAIN: Fill my way every day with love, As I walk with the heav'nly Dove; Let me go all the while with a song and a smile, Fill my way every day with love.
Keep me close to the side of my Saviour and guide, Let me never in darkness rove; Keep my path free from wrath and my soul satisfied, Fill my way every day with love.
Soon this race will be o'er and I'll travel no more, But abide in my home above; Let me sing, blessed King, all the way to that shore, Fill my way every day with love.
