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Sun, 10/22/17 KKL Hegelsaal, Stuttgart

Brian Doerksen & The SHIYR Poets

Songs for the journey Tour

Songs for the journey - mit Brian Doerksen und seiner Band SHIYR Poets

Mit dem wohl emotionalsten und anspruchvollsten Programm kommt der kanadische JUNO-Award Gewinner Brian Doerksen mit seinem aktuellen Ensemble The SHIYR Poets im Oktober 2017 nach Europa.

Das inspirierende Psalmenprogramm, in dem alle gesungenen Psalmen im englischen Volltext in moderner Umsetzung von Folk bis Rock präsentiert werden, wird ergänzt mit "best of" Songs von Brian Doerksen. Der beliebte Worship-Leiter hat mit seinen Songs über Jahrzehnte das moderne Liedgut in nordamerikanischen und europäischen Kirchen mit beeinflusst.

Abendkonzert mit neu vertonten Psalmen und beliebten Worship-Songs von Brian Doerksen.

Sei dabei!

Support: Band, Solisten, Chor und Kammerorchester der christlichen Musikakademie Stuttgart

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Sun, 10/22/17
Entry: 4:30 pm
Start: 5:00 pm

KKL Hegelsaal
Berliner Platz 1-3
DE-70174 Stuttgart

GCM Gospel Concert Management
Rosenstr. 9
DE-70794 Filderstadt

   

Brian Doerksen

Brian Doerksen's songs are known and sung in churches around the world. Songs like "Come, now is the time to worship", "Faithful One", "Refiner's Fire", "Hallelujah (Your love is amazing)" & "The River."

Brian currently splits his time between his hometown Abbotsford, B.C. and Three Hills, Alberta, where he is leading the new "Music & Worship Arts" Program at Prairie Bible College that began in September 2014.



The Shiyr Poets

We are a group of friends, songwriters and musicians who came together to create, record and perform folk-rock settings of the ancient Psalms.

We are attempting to render each Psalm in its entirety and also in sequence. When the Psalms are experienced and encountered in the order published from antiquity, a profound narrative arc emerges.

At times we journey through difficult terrain, so when we arrive at those moments of praise and gratitude, they ring with authenticity because of the route used to get there. Consider the 22nd Psalm as the prologue to the 23rd Psalm. As Walter Brueggemann said so insightfully, "In the Psalms we journey from orientation, through disorientation to reorientation." (Richard Rohr refers to this biblical pattern as order–disorder–synthesis.)

Plus, because we like living on the artistic edge and are fascinated by the ancient poets and songwriters, we’re also creating a few new songs based on song fragments discovered in the Dead Sea Scrolls.