Eragon Soundtrack CD

Chad and Sarah Schieber had a story book marriage. High-school sweethearts, Sarah led Chad to the church where he was saved. Chad escorted Sarah to her high school prom. Three children and 12 years later, they were happier than they had ever been. Best friends and comĀ¬panions, they loved to do everything together. They had the kind of loving relationship that served as an example to other couples. Chad and Sarah were very involved in their church. They were serving their second tenure on the board of Christian Celebration Center in Midland, Michigan. They served the church as marriage counĀ¬selors, and taught a weekly series for couples seeking to strengthen their relationships. Chad and Sarah wanted to combine her singing ministry with their heart for marriages. Sarah has sung since she was a child. Her parents were in the music business, and sang in churches around Michigan. Sarah studied classical voice at Anderson University, in Indiana. There she met Dr. Richard Sowers, and received in-depth classical training as well as a degree in music business. Sarah recorded two CDs and toured extensively with the group Sojourn for eight years.

In June 2006, months of prayer and waiting on the Lord finally led Chad and Sarah to Gaither's Studio C, where she recorded her first solo CD with the help of Steve Millikan, a Dove award-winning producer, as well as such amazing musicians as Dane Clark, who plays drums for John Mellencamp, and Steve Dokken, who toured with Henry Mancini. Featuring new songs that she wrote or cowrote, and new takes on old favorites, this warm and jazzy contemporary Christian album celebrates love, marriage, friendship, and Christ's love for us. Chad was Sarah's biggest cheerleader and even co-wrote the song 'Mustard Seed.

' The events of the last few months have given the CD an even deeper meaning as the project becomes a musical souvenir of their life together. Last August, a very successful CD release concert was held in Cadillac, Sarah's hometown, as a benefit for a local Christian charity. Other concerts were planned. Marriage retreats were booked. Sarah was preparing to tour to promote her brand new CD, called 'gratitude.

'Life then changed in an instant. On October 7, 2007, while running with Sarah in the Chicago Marathon, Chad collapsed and died.

A Seed is PlantedRaised in New Mexico, music and storytelling have always been an innate part of Kim's life. She began her love of writing and telling stories as a young child and music always filled her home. Her mother was a music instructor and church pianist and each of her four sisters played an instrument. This early and constant exposure to music and instruments would prove vital in Kim's development as an artist. Her first instrument, at the age of ten, was the acoustic guitar. However, woodwind instruments would become her true love, and she began studying the clarinet at age eleven. Kim's eventual mastery of the clarinet became the foundation of her implementation and an ever-growing appreciation of native flutes.