Ancient stories, retold loud.
Five original rock operas that carry the Bible's greatest dramas into the eras of American music, from a 1934 Nashville barn dance to a 1980s Dallas wrestling ring.
Selah
noun /ˈsē-lə/
A word found more than seventy times in the Psalms, thought to mark a musical pause: a moment to stop, let the music ring, and listen.
Each of these rock operas is a Selah Session. The stories are thousands of years old. The music is the music of America.
The five Selah Sessions
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Number Our Days Moab, Utah, 1952–1957 Now available to license
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Rose of Sharon Napa Valley, California, 1967–1968 Now available to license
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Seven Locks Dallas, Texas, early 1980s In development
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You Are the Man Beale Street, Memphis, 1944 In development
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The Harp and the Crown Nashville, Tennessee, 1934 In development
Number Our Days
The anthem of Selah Session I, from Psalm 90: teach us to number our days.

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