Joy, the joyful mysteries of the holy rosary set to music, was composed for multiple singers with piano accompaniment. The recording features all three of Mark’s daughters singing both as lead vocalists and in the choir. Mark is playing the piano as always but he sang lead on many of the tracks and sings in the choir as well.
There are simple praise and worship pieces with piano, vocals and 3 part harmonies, full 10 piece choir movements and 2 a a-cappella choir pieces Ave Maria, and Salve Regina - both original compositions of Mark’s using Latin text.

Although Joy is longer than an actual five-decade rosary, it will gently lead the listener into a deeper meditative state, and can help to develop one’s growth in contemplative prayer, depending on how actively and intensely a soul listens to the music as it plays.
It is suggested that the highest listening experience will be gained when entering into the recording with full attention from start to finish. However, even when played as casual or background music, Joy is a peaceful and uplifting listening experience.