And Now the Vault of Heaven Resounds

The story of a young couple who embark on a mission to change the world around them by living out the ideals from the German Baroque – Jacob through persuasion and coalition building and Daphne through singing Bach cantatas.

College professor Jacob Alan Probst is so discouraged by the corruption and duplicity of the church that operates the school. He inspires a crusade for a counter-revolution to bring down the established order of the college institution. Along with his wife Daphne, a world-renown singer of J.S. Bach solo and choral music, they endeavor on a lofty pursuit of restoring the values of the German Baroque period to a cynical institution of higher education. Encouraged by a band of counterinsurgents, Jacob and Daphne pursue the monumental task of rebuilding an institution corrupted by smug elitism. Filled with humor, irony and history, the novel chronicles the takedown of a glib culture obsessed with intellectual self-satisfaction and ego gratification.

D.W. Snow is a native of Michigan and now lives in the mountains of Colorado. The author's previous book is "At Concordia."