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Glorified (Julie Moore)
- By Julie Moore
- Published May 30, 2008
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Julie Moore
Julie is the worship and youth assistant at Victory Christian Centre in Surrey, BC.
Here is a powerful new song just released in the main PraiseCharts catalog, as performed by Victory Christian Center. Well worth listening to. If you are interested in downloading the charts and/or audio, you can find the files here.
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8 Responses to "Glorified (Julie Moore)"
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said this on 30 May 2008 3:31:52 PM CDT
very beautiful and meditative...
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said this on 03 Jun 2008 7:21:49 AM CDT
Contemplative, lovely, holy....like gentle rain washing over you!
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said this on 03 Jun 2008 9:49:28 AM CDT
very moving, very worshipful
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said this on 03 Jun 2008 3:03:10 PM CDT
Great song for prayer time. Very supportive and unobtrusive. I would be tempted to add an instrumental section using a Celtic flute. Really nice job.
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said this on 03 Jun 2008 3:31:35 PM CDT
There's certainly nothing wrong with this song at all! I think that there could have been a few things that could be made more right though. The verses are a little too repetitive for me. Maybe if they were half as long. Also the melody seems a little monotone between verse and chorus. I'd like to hear just a little more lift on the chorus. Not saying to blow the roof off, but just a little lift would be nice.
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said this on 03 Jun 2008 4:56:30 PM CDT
Very nice, but a little slow tempo for me. Agree with Ted, good song for prayer time. Fantastic voice - smooth and clear.
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said this on 05 Jun 2008 12:12:18 AM CDT
I love the comment, "like gentle rain washing over you." Every time I stumble upon this page in PraiseCharts Live, the audio starts playing and I just feel the presence of God sweep into my office. I've led this song many times in my Life Group, just with the acoustic guitar. The chord structure is simple, but still interesting. My personal opinion, though, is that the new bridge doesn't add anything to the song. It feels anticlimactic to me. Maybe that is because I so much fell in love with the song before you came up with the bridge shortly before the live recording. At any rate, that is just my two cents! It is exciting to see many churches around the nation already integrating this song into their worship services.
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