OrganistRob320

I also have this choral version.

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I've used this method whenever I use the Celtic Alleluia. Saves time and only a few times has the congregation jumped in thinking the cantor was intoning when the cantor starts singing the verse…

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This what you're looking for?

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USCCB has owned the revised Grail which is now called the Abbey Psalms and Canticles since 2019.
I believe they made it available for free use as you are intending with a copyright notice to …

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There are those who would say that it is blacklisted because of its use within the incidental music for A Midsummer's Night Dream in which the subject matter of magic, fairies, and paganism is r…

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Highly second Nicholas Wilton
There are several wonderful works found at SJMP
I would also second George Malcolm and James MacMi

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According to its CPDL page it was a Terry arrangement in 1902.

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Our Father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name.
Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into tem…

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Does anyone have a good Doxology (Glory Be) for Common Meter Double?

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Why not just wait until November 2 of this year and use the Requiem as intended for the principal Mass?

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It is off of a Concordia CD from 2005 titled: Hymns for All Saints: Advent, Christmas, Epiphany
I did not find any current offering of any setting on their website that m

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@LauraKaz

Here you go

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I believe these are the pdfs I printed out and cut out to "glue" into the back blank pages of the Missal. Then you can just flip to the back and use the tone as needed.

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I believe it is in the Oxford Book of Ceremonial Music
Oxford Book of Ceremonial Music

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https://archive.ccwatershed.org/media/pdfs/13/12/13/20-31-42_0.pdf
Page 74

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My general response whenever someone comes and asks "Why do the words and music of the Psalm not match what is in the pew book?" is this:
For some reason, OCP and Owen Alstott missed…

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If you have the men for it: Edwin Childs arrangement

This works nicely and keeps the plainchant rhythm for the most part throughout with subtle yet apt

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Its right there in the video description:

Baron Gottfried von Swieten introduces Mozart to the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, 1782; from the excellent French miniseries Mozart (1982),…

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Proulx Springs of Water

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Attached are the funeral and wedding forms.

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A few of my favorite wedding tales:

The bride wanted no one to see her before her debut down the aisle so stayed in the limo until it was time to walk down the aisle... as she got out …

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Ever since I created that PDF years ago I do not think anyone has ever noticed the typo before; here is the corrected version. Also lowered a step to better flow tonically into the Mode II Alleluia s…

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