most people find it logical to imagine the angels singing a great “Gloria” rather than acting as a speech choir. And doesn’t “praising” God imply singing as well?
However, we do find angels singing in Job 38:7. Talking about the time of creation, the Lord says, “the morning stars sang together/and all the angels shouted for joy.” Biblical scholars agree that in this passage the term morning stars is another term for angels. This is an example of parallelism in Hebrew poetry in which the second line states the same idea as the first line. The Apostle John heard the angels sing. In Revelation 5:9 he wrote that the angels “sang a new song.” Perhaps the reason some people do not recognize this as angels singing is that the words living creatures (beastsin the King James Version) and elders are used. Chapter four of Revelation clearly describes the elders and living creatures as angels. In Revelation 5:11, we also read, “Then I looked and heard the voice of many angels, numbering thousands upon thousands, and ten thousand times ten thousand. In a loud voice they sang…” Not having heard your tape, I can’t venture an opinion about that mysterious sou
