Product Description
Original piano composition embracing the rich and complex history of the city of sorrows, written in the classical style.
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"O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, how often would I have gathered thy children together, and ye would not!"
This song was inspired by two trips to Jerusalem. I love this city and all its rich complexity. But knowing its difficult past and future, my heart breaks along with it. It has been conquered at least 27 times and completely leveled 3 times. Yet it still thrives. Home to the most sacred place on earth for both Christians and Jews, plus the third most sacred spot for Muslims, it is the most cherished city in the world.
About the Composer
Rebecca Lund Belliston has been writing songs since she was six, teaching piano since she was sixteen, and has a song stuck in her head at all times. As a lover of classical and religious music, she composes mostly for piano and vocal. In addition, Rebecca also writes romantic suspense novels. She and her husband have five children and live in the beautiful state of Michigan. Find her online at rebeccabelliston.com.
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