The Breaking of the Dawn
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CD Details
Fernando Ortega’s 1998 album The Breaking of the Dawn blends folk sensibilities with spiritual devotion, drawing inspiration from hymn traditions and original compositions. Released on Myrrh Records, the album prioritizes worship and gratitude over narrative storytelling, aiming to glorify rather than entertain. Tracks like “Creation Song (Glory To The Lamb),” “Be Thou My Vision,” and “Sweet Grace” showcase Ortega’s acoustic arrangements and sincere approach to contemporary Christian music.
This CD contains ten tracks with a total runtime of approximately 42 minutes. The album’s unaffected style and honest execution make it a standout in its genre. Grab this used copy and experience Ortega’s devotional folk music at a fraction of retail cost.
Track List
- Creation Song (Glory To The Lamb) - 4:06
- Lord Of Eternity - 4:42
- Sweet Grace - 4:55
- Don't Take Me Far From Home - 2:49
- Be Thou My Vision - 3:53
- When All They Mercies - 2:52
- Margee Ann - 4:57
- Road Song - 4:16
- The Breaking Of The Dawn - 3:50
- If I Flee On Morning Wings - 2:41
- Jesus, King Of Angels - 3:59
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The condition of the disc is listed in. Used - Very Good
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