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La vierge et l'enfant
05:48
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Les bergers
07:09
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Desseins eternels
05:19
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Le verbe
18:27
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Les enfants de Dieu
04:12
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Les anges
03:32
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Les mages
05:14
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Dieu parmi nous
09:06
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Karl Isaac Johnson Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Husband and father of two. Organist, choral conductor, tenor currently based in Tennessee. Graduate of Yale Institute of
Sacred Music and Samford University. Avid fan of Messiaen and modern French organ music.
Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCBRwRxOCGPvFNHHlhy20yqQ
Soundcloud: www.youtube.com/channel/UCBRwRxOCGPvFNHHlhy20yqQ
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