Rhythm & Rhyme Guitar Instrumental (download)
Rhythm & Rhyme Guitar Instrumental (download)
Fifteen years ago Henry VanWyk released an instrumental guitar album “Heart Strings”, filled with worshipful songs and hymns. To many, it holds dear and enduring memories. It has been played for weddings and funerals. Mothers chose it as their birth plan playlist, and a dying cancer patient insisted that “Heart Strings” was the last thing they heard before slipping from this dimension to Glory. Children have been lulled to sleep each night by it, and churches have enjoyed it before each service, allowing it to prepare their hearts for the Word.
We are excited to bring you another album of beautiful hymns to enjoy! We hope that “Rhythm & Rhyme” will encourage you as you draw closer to God. Whether listening as background music during daily tasks or for a special occasion, remember that God uses music to create the right atmosphere. As David played his harp to drive away evil spirits and give his highest praise, we are also called to influence our surroundings and invite the Holy Spirit to feel welcome.
It is our prayer that this album blesses you as you enjoy the peaceful and serene tones of "Rhythm and Rhyme".
1. I Stand Amazed (How Marvelous)
2. Tis So Sweet
3. Spirit Of The Living God/Be Still
4. How Deep The Father’s Love For Us
5. Be Thou My Vision
6. It Is Well
7. Riverside Medley
8. Great Is Thy Faithfulness
9. Abide With Me
10. Sweet Hour Of Prayer (Ft. John Cockman)
11. Come Thou Fount
12. Poem Of Your Life (Ft. Grayson Lilly)
Guitar: Henry VanWyk
Electric Guitar: Henry VanWyk & Grayson Lilly (Poem of Your Life)
Piano & Keys: Ike LaFontaine & Kenny Slachta
Percussion: Ike LaFontaine
Bass: Ike LaFontaine
Strings & Orchestration: Ike LaFontaine & Kenny Slachta
Violin: John Cockman (Sweet Hour Of Prayer)
Producer: Henry VanWyk
Executive Producer: J. Paul LaFontaine
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