Hi, I am looking for a version for SATB on O Lord with Wondrous Mystery. I found a 3-part, but can't find SATB. Does anyone know where I can find or anyone have it? Thanks!
It's in the music library of a parish I served when in graduate school, back in the 1990s, unless someone else, seeing it, thought it worthy of removal.
This hymn (text by Michael Gannon; music by Henrik Andriessen) was published in 1954 in the People's Hymnal, and subsequently in the People's Mass Book by World Library / J. S. Paluch. I think the Saint Michael Hymnal incorporates the same hymn.
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Thank you all! I looked the one from GIA last week, but it doesn't seem it is for SATB. It seems like more accompaniment for solo. And I couldn't find someone who has the St. Michael's hymnal :-( Does anyone have the hymnal? I tried to buy the choir edition on their website, but it says it is currently unavailable. Amazon sells it with $300 :-(
The version in the SMH is really unison with organ accompaniment rather than SATB. It's an arrangement published by WLP (now GIA). Maybe the 3-part version is your best option.
By the way, that is the third edition SMH, so maybe someone should check the fourth edition to see if that has a real SATB arrangement as irishtenor indicated.
I don't have it in front of me, but what you posted @chonak is very close to what's in the SMH4, at least. Though I've sung those harmonies in an SATB choir with decent effect. Give it a try and see what happens, I'd say. If you want to make some editorial decisions to avoid dragging your basses up so high, I say go for it :-)
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