The Lutheran Bible Institute
Class of 1965 45th Year Reunion

At this time, we have four pieces of music available for download from the collection of the music of the choirs directed by John Seagard while he was Director of Music at LBI / GVLC.  As time permits, we will be adding more music to be available for download.

This piece of music from the collection of the music of the choirs directed by John Seagard while he was Director of Music at LBI / GVLC is Kastaksky's "God Is With Us" sung by the 1982-83 GVLC Choir at Orchestra Hall.  Just right click on that "God Is With Us" link in the previous sentence and choose the "Save Target As . . ." dialog option from the pull-down menu.  The file is a 1.9 MB .mp3 so plan accordingly depending upon your download speed.

This piece of music from the collection of the music of the choirs directed by John Seagard while he was Director of Music at LBI / GVLC was written by John himself "Great Day" sung by the 1982-83 GVLC Choir at Orchestra Hall.  Just right click on that "Great Day" link in the previous sentence and choose the "Save Target As . . ." dialog option from the pull-down menu.  The file is a 2.9 MB .mp3 so plan accordingly depending upon your download speed.

This piece of music from the collection of the music of the choirs directed by John Seagard while he was Director of Music at LBI / GVLC is Tom Scott's "The Creation" sung by the 1982-83 GVLC Choir at Orchestra Hall.  Just right click on that "The Creation" link in the previous sentence and choose the "Save Target As . . ." dialog option from the pull-down menu.  The file is a 4.7 MB .mp3 so plan accordingly depending upon your download speed.

This piece of music from the collection of the music of the choirs directed by John Seagard while he was Director of Music at LBI / GVLC is Johann Sebastian Bach's "What Can Life Be But A Shadow?" sung by the 1983-84 GVLC Choir at their "Homecoming" concert at Orchestra Hall.  Just right click on that "What Can Life Be But A Shadow?" link in the previous sentence and choose the "Save Target As . . ." dialog option from the pull-down menu.  The file is a 6.5 MB .mp3 so plan accordingly depending upon your download speed.