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Ten-part docuseries on the history of Christian music in Nigeria | Trailer

From Victoria Randle’s electrifying performances on the 19th-century Lagos concert scene to J. J. Ransome-Kuti’s haunting sound; from the captivating voices of the Jones Sisters singing Negro Spirituals on ELWA Radio to the revival melodies of Brothers Lazarus and Emmanuel; from the revered compositions of Thomas Ekundayo Phillips to Panam Percy Paul’s “Bring Down the Glory”; from the evergreen songs of the Good Women Choir to “Mushin Olosha” by Broda Martyns; from the orchestra of the Apostolic Faith Church in Lagos in the 1960s to Carol Bridi in the eighties; the Christian musical tradition in Nigeria has for more than a century displayed a powerful ability to capture the pulse of God’s redemptive work and be a vehicle for the expansion of Christ’s kingdom. Join us on this exciting ten-part documentary exploring the genius, courage and avant-garde ideas of the individuals and groups whose musicianship has thrilled our souls and helped us better capture a glimpse of glory. Coming soon to this channel!

Nigerian Christian History Series

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Carol Brady in the 80s the Christian musical tradition in Nigeria has for more than a century displayed a powerful ability to capture the pulse of God's Redemptive work and be a vehicle for the expansion of Christ Kingdom join us on this exciting 10-part documentary exploring the genius courage and Avant guard ideas of the individuals and groups whose musicianship has thrilled our souls and helped us better capture a glimpse of [Laughter] [Music] Glory

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