Hive Open mic week 108- undisclosed words || FLUTE, VOICE AND PIANO COVER OF 'MARY CROWENED'

Hive Open mic week one 108. My name is @Onos-f. Our theme for the week is 'undisclosed words'.

I'm here today with one of my friends who receives lesson from from me on how to play the keyboard. I'm really happy to have her around because she is truely dedicated to the class and she learns very fast. With her personality and learning ability, I have some undisclosed words which I think is reveled by her impute in this entry. 😆❤️

She will be accompaning me with the keyboard while I play the Soprano Recorder and also sing. The title of the song is 'Mary crowned with living light'. I chose this song in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary who is being celebrated in this Month of May.

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The person of the Blessed virgin Mary who is the main figure of this song means a lot to me and I hope I am able to disclose some of the undisclosed words and feelings I have for her through the presentation of this song. I also hope this entry makes meaning to you. Seat back and enjoy it. 🎶 🎹 🎵 🎻 🎤 🥁 😘

LYRICS OF THE SONG
Mary, crowned with living light,
temple of the Lord,
place of peace and holiness,
shelter of the Word.

Mystery of sinless life
in our fallen race,
free from shadow, you reflect
plentitude of grace.

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Virgin-Mother of our God,
lift us when we fall,
Jesus named you on the Cross
Mother of us all.

Father, Son and Holy Ghost,
heaven sings Your praise,
Mary magnifies Your name
through eternal days

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About the song

Mary, Crowned with Living Light was written by the Benedictine Nuns of the Abbey of Our Lady of Consolation, more commonly known as Stanbrook Abbey. They played an active role in the revision of the Office during the 1970's, and in particular the Hymnal Supplement for the Liturgy of the Hours which included many selections from the Stanbrook Abbey Hymnal, edited by Dame Hildelith Cumming, OSB (1909-1991). Mary, Crowned with Living Light is set to the tune Glorification from Gossner's Choralbuch, Leipzig, 1832. In the Liturgy of the Hours it is used in the Commons of the Blessed Virgin Mary and on the Feast of the Assumption.

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