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And with “Amazing Grace,” they take a hymn well known to many people, but with the bagpipes presented it in a form that had become super common (because, in this case, of how often bagpipe renditions were used at memorials after 9/11).Uh, Billy Graham was of Scottish heritage, as are many people from the Appalachian Piedmont. So I don't think it was just a copycat of 9/11.
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03/05/2018 1:06:05 PM PST by
Albion Wilde
(We're even doing the right thing for them. They just don't know it yet. --Donald Trump, CPAC '18)
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03/05/2018 1:08:06 PM PST by
PGalt
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I’ll take Mozart’s Requiem Mass in D minor
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03/05/2018 1:10:24 PM PST by
central_va
(I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn)
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Wonder why he didn’t use “Just As I Am,” which he played at nearly every crusade and entitled his autobiography by that name as well?
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these are beautiful songs. For my father’s funeral this past November, we had “In the Garden”, My Hope is in the Lord and Abide with Me.
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