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--- asar:a-mighty-voice [2023/12/28 22:00] – created Alan Shea
+++ asar:a-mighty-voice [2023/12/29 01:34] (current) – Alan Shea
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 ====== .: A Mighty Voice :: ELWA Radio :. ==
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-ELWA Radio issued an LP (record) circa 1964 to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Africa's first Christian radio station. A limited number of copies were reissued in Compact Disc format for the 50th anniversary celebration in 2004. Because of copyright, only those portions owned by SIM are available.
+ELWA Radio issued an LP (record) in 1964 to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Africa's first Christian radio station. A limited number of copies were reissued in Compact Disc format for the 50th anniversary celebration in 2004. Because of copyright, only those portions owned by SIM are presently available.
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+  * The music //O Give The Winds A Mighty Voice// was written by Ralph Carmichael and William Brusseau for the SIM film //A Mighty Voice// about the founding of ELWA Radio. \\ {{ :asar:elwa2023:11-ralph_carmichael_william_brusseau_-_give_the_winds_a_mighty_voice.mp3 |}} <WRAP clear/>
+  * This same tune has been used as the ELWA Radio station ID for nearly 70 years. It was arranged and recorded by Rolen Cornelius on the vibraharp. \\ {{ :asar:elwa2023:01_-_elwa_radio_-_elwa_sign_on_-_give_the_winds_a_mighty_voice.mp3 |}} <WRAP clear/>
+  * A selection of music in African languages was also included on the disc, with narration by Joseph Gbadyu. \\ {{ :asar:elwa2023:a-mighty-voice-06-sounds_of_africa.mp3 |}} <WRAP clear/>
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