SKU: GI.G-8266

UPC: 785147826606. English. Text by Paul Melley.

Great flexibility is afforded in this contemporary ballade that may be sung by a soloist or by sections of the choir. Have an ensemble that likes to improvise? This is a chart for them.

SKU: GI.G-9345

UPC: 785147934509. English. Text by Jeanne Cotter.

Ground yourself in the strength of this powerful setting of Isaiah’s theme of a new heaven and earth. The verses, calling us to help build the Kingdom, will engage the whole assembly through the back-and-forth exchange with cantors. For cantor or soloist.

SKU: GI.G-009050

UPC: 641151090504. Text Source: Vidi aquam.

SKU: GI.G-10650

English. Text Source: Psalm 110:1, 2, 3, 4, Lectionary for Mass Scripture: Psalm 110:1, 2, 3, 4.

SKU: GI.G-10294

UPC: 785147029410. English. Text by Joseph G. Diermeier.

Percussion part is for glockenspiel or bells.

SKU: GI.G-8385

UPC: 785147838500. English. Text by Paul A. Tate.

SKU: GI.G-3003

UPC: 785147300304. Text by Thomas Cotterill.

Unison or SATB. Violin, Cello and Continuo.

SKU: GI.G-7275

UPC: 785147727507. Greek. Text source: Mass Ordinary.

This setting of the Kyrie is an excerpt from Music for Celebration. The organ introduces the Kyrie theme, sung by unison choir the first time, then repeated with the assembly. The Christe section is given to unison choir and organ alone. The final Kyrie section, for assembly, unison choir, and organ, is embellished by a vocal descant.

SKU: GI.G-8262

UPC: 785147826200. English. Text by Robert VerEecke. Scripture: Matthew 22:37–39, Matthew 25:31–46, Mark 12:29–31, Luke 10:27, 29, Galatians 5:14, James 2:8.

Don’t miss the message for the music! The authors have restated the answer to this question from Scripture with a straightforward “the least likely person: a stranger otherwise.” And the “other” is Christ, whether orphan, widow, beggar, or prisoner. The song is scored for solo performance with guitar and keyboard accompaniment. Unison or Solo.

SKU: GI.G-2505

Percussion is for tambourine.

SKU: GI.G-10622

English.

This contemporary-style wedding song for solo or unison voices (with optional string quartet) creates a treasured memory in the midst of a holy moment as two become one. Play it as a prelude, for Preparation of Gifts, or as a Communion meditation.

SKU: GI.G-3388P

Text source: Various.

SKU: GI.G-10823

English. Text Source: Penitential Act, The Roman Missal

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: GI.G-10425

UPC: 785147042518. English, Spanish. Text Source: Ref.: Lectionary for Mass, vv.: Isaiah 12 / Isaías 12:2, 4bcd, 5-6 (cf. 3), adapt. TA. Scripture: Isaiah 12:2, 3, 4bcd, 5–6.

This canticle is appointed as the response to the fifth reading of the Easter Vigil, for the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart (year B), and is optional for the Baptism of the Lord (year B). It could also be used as a song during the sprinkling rite throughout the Easter Season. The setting requires a strong cantor to clearly proclaim the calls and elicit a strong congregation response. Because the cantor always sings the call, various language configurations are possible.

This canticle is appointed as the response to the fifth reading of the Easter Vigil, for the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart (year B), and is optional for the Baptism of the Lord (year B). It could also be used as a song during the sprinkling rite throughout the Easter Season. The setting requires a strong cantor to clearly proclaim the calls and elicit a strong congregation response. Because the cantor always sings the call, various language configurations are possible. The C instrument part is optional.