Winthrop Douglas grew up in a strictly religious family. Mass, Sunday services and prayer were all an integral part of his young life. And while Christmas was certainly fun, nothing beat Easter for the young child, with it's bunnies and eggs. As he grew into a very talented adult, he realized the true significance of the holiday - something more serious than the pop culture of his youth had suggested.

On this, At The Feet of Jesus, Easter Hymns, Douglas brings this serious tone to the fore. The hymns and songs are traditional -everyone knows them, but the playing is meant to impart the gravitas appropriate to the occasion. And such playing makes the album appropriate to more than one venue, serving equally well as the background music for worship and study groups and for the family Easter gathering.