It doesn't seem to be in any of the anthologies either..

Here is a video of a performance of it, and I'm pretty sure that's forum member Mark Husey on the organ. So perhaps he can direct you to a source.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy-bHqu2YOc

Philothea ... I recall it being in the E.C.M. as well, but I could not locate but two of the collections (although I know I have more, probably packed away), and of course the two volumes I found are the wrong ones.

You can PM him, I think.

Thanks, Mark. If I locate my copy, I'll scan it, too; however, I'm afraid it is packed away in an unknown box somewhere, so you'll probably beat me to it.

Years ago, at All Saints in Princeton, we did it with the boychoir singing the Soprano and just one or two men on each other Tenor and Bass parts. It was delightful.

Good grief, Mark! What a small world. I sang at All Saints from about 1962-66, as a graduate student at Princeton and subsequently at a member of the Institute for Advanced Study. In the last two years, I also sang at Princeton United Methodist under Robert Simpson of Westminster Choir College. The organist/choirmaster at All Saints was Pat(?) Degen, who built an incredible music program there before moving to Germany with her husband. I remember singing the Vaughan Williams Five Mystical Songs there, twice, as well as the Bach Cantate "Bleib' bei uns", Randall Thompson's "The Peaceable Kingdom", Vaughan Williams "Festival Te Deum", the Scarlatti, virtually everything from the E.C.M. books, and scads of Byrd and Tallis, among others.

In 62-64, while a grad. student, I hitched a ride with a friend from a folk group that I sang with ... she recruited me to sing at All Saints, and I never got to thank her enough. We were great friends and she married another fellow graduate student a few years later, and I married a Methodist from Oklahoma, which landed me at the Methodist church with Bob Simpson. Bob left Westminster a few years later and moved to Atlanta where he had a church position, and I moved to Charlottesville in 1966. I sang quite a few things with Bob's choir, too, and recall singing alto in the choir on the 4th Sunday of Advent, when the flu had decimated the choir, wiping out nearly all the sopranos ... two of the three altos sang soprano, and there were enough basses for me to sing alto ... we sang "And the glory" from Messiah; of course, I hadn't rehearsed the alto part, but it wasn't a problem, thank heaven ... what an adventure!