SKU: GI.G-10094
UPC: 785147009412. English, Spanish. Text Source: English tr. Order of Christian Funerals, Spanish tr. Exequias Cristianas
“Saints of God / Santos de Dios†unites the Spanish and English texts of the “Song of Farewell†and “In paradisum†musically, linguistically, and liturgically for bilingual funerals. This setting uses short call-and-response phrases to support congregation participation in the two languages.
SKU: GI.G-5621A
Lutheran setting based on an Argentine folk song. Prefaces and eucharistic prayer by Susan Briehl, Spanish translations by Jaime Cortez and Jeffrey Judge. Contents: Preface Dialog - Prefaces - Holy, Holy - Eucharistic Prayer - We Proclaim - Through Him - Amen - Our Father - Lamb of God - Communion Song: Bread of Life from Heaven - Apertura del Prefacio - Prefacios - Santo, Santo, Plegaria EucarÃstica - Anunciamos - Por Christo - Amén - Padre Nuestro - Cordero de Dios - Canto de Comunión: Pan de Vida Eterna - Bilingual Refrain/Estribillo Bilingüe.
SKU: GI.G-7853A
UPC: 785147785377. English, Spanish. Text Source: Revised Order of Mass 2010, Lectionary for Mass
Misa Una Santa Fe/One Holy Faith Mass offers a multitude of performance options, making this fully bilingual setting perfect for any parish. This comprehensive Mass contains every acclamation you'll need for the liturgical year plus additional verses for the Gospel Acclamations (including Lent), bilingual intercessions, the Preface dialogue, every form of the Memorial Acclamation, and a sung setting of the Our Father. And everything can be sung in Spanish, English, or any combination of the two. This setting works well with an ensemble of piano, guitars, and optional percussion, but also with organ. The use of brass quartet and timpani will enhance the Eucharistic Acclamations and add a festive dimension to this thoroughly appealing Mass setting.  This is the assembly edition and as such does not include any choral or keyboard parts. .
SKU: HL.8301962
UPC: 884088648275. 6.75x10.5 inches.
Alabado; is one of several hymns that originated at, or in close proximity to the Santa Barbara Mission during the middle and late 18th century. Composer, scholar and USC professor Nick Strimple has provided a simple and effective setting for use in worship or as a processional in concert. The original Spanish and an English translation are provided as well as some alternative texts for various seasons.
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