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Voices-only Wednesday: Konstantin Zhigulin’s ‘My God and King’
Welcome to Voices-only Wednesday.
This weekly online feature highlights the best a cappella videos that come across our eyes — and ears — on the web.
From across the world, we bring you Russian composer Konstantin Zhigulin. Born in Barnaul, Russia, Zhigulin became a Christian in 1994. He attended music school and college, playing piano and the flute, and began composing as a young man.
After his conversion, he orchestrated the singing ensemble Psalom, which travels the world, uplifting Churches of Christ. He posts his songs in Russian and English on YouTube as well.
On May 22, he stopped by the Memorial Road Church of Christ in Oklahoma City during a trip to Pepperdine University in Malibu, Calif., for the Ascending Voice conference. At Memorial Road, he taught the attendees his song “My God and King” during the evening service.
“My God and King:”
And just for fun, “My God and King” in Russian by Psalom and Harmony Choir:
Zhigulin said he plans to return to the U.S. in 2017 and conduct two- and three-day singing workshops in February, March, October and November. Any Churches of Christ interested in the workshops can contact Zhigulin at [email protected].
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