A modern Christian hymn using dance as metaphor for divine guidance, popular in ecumenical worship services since 1960s.
Iconic musical production featuring electrifying Irish dance performances, composed by Ronan Hardiman for Michael Flatley's revolutionary stage show that popularized Celtic dance worldwide.
A hymn reimagining Christian theology through dance metaphors, blending traditional Shaker music with Sydney Carter's Quaker-inspired lyrics.
A musical setting of the Lord's Prayer that became standard in Protestant and Catholic worship services, first popularized by John Charles Thomas in 1935.
A vibrant fusion of Irish stepdance and contemporary instrumentation,
"Gypsy" exemplifies the theatrical energy of Michael Flatley's iconic production.
