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Description: A column on Christian music with a Catholic perspective
Sarah Hart has long been one of my absolute favorite singer-songwriters. She is one of Catholic music’s most talented artists and she has been a songwriter for some of contemporary Christian music’s biggest hits (eg. Amy Grant’s “Better Than a Hallelujah”). Her honest lyrics, country-influenced musical style and her beautifully delicate vocals serve the songs well on her latest offering, as the songs talk about deep sorrow and the ability to still see and reach out to God in spite of the pain. “Above Ear
Sarah graciously agreed to answer some questions and I am delighted to share them with my readers. Please also check out Sarah’s new album by clicking here for iTunes or here for a physical copy of the CD.
Dave : Your new album is about sorrow. It seems like the past two years for you have been particularly painful. It is interesting that you haven’t disclosed the particular events that caused you so much suffering. Was this so that the songs could impact a broader audience by not giving your grief a context for the listener?
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