Leise Lieder Laßt Uns Singen - Lieder Für Meditation Und Gottesdienst von Und Mit Harald Seredzun

Leise Lieder Laßt Uns Singen was released in 1985 on the Studio Union label, a small independent German imprint that frequently served as a home for religious, spiritual, and community-focused music during the 1980s. The record emerged from a period of growing interest in contemplative, meditative music within German parish and youth group settings, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional liturgical music and the more folk-oriented, acoustic soundscapes popular in European worship circles at the time.

Harald Seredzun composed and performed the material with an emphasis on accessibility and reflection, stripping away complex arrangements in favor of intimate, vocal-forward compositions. As an artifact of its specific ecclesiastical and folk-spiritual context, the album reflects the era's lean toward music designed to facilitate prayer and stillness. It remains a niche example of private-press or limited-distribution religious music, valued by collectors of European devotional folk for its earnest production and focus on meditative atmosphere.