SKU: GI.G-005247
UPC: 641151052472.
Pastoral Notes: Parishes that celebrate Children's Liturgy of the Word will find Go Now in Peace. an appropriate song to accompany the congregational dismissal or the sending of children to their celebration of the Word. The piece is also useful for the dismissal of catechumens, which take place following the homily. Verse four is particularly appropriate for this rite. The refrain's simplicity will allow any worshiping assembly to learn Go Now in Peace. quickly and easily.
SKU: HL.379343
ISBN 9781705151198. UPC: 196288017820. 6.75x10.5x0.036 inches.
“It's the Hard-Knock Life,†from the musical, “Annie,†expresses the hardships children face living in a depression-era orphanage. As punishment for trying to escape from the orphanage during the night, Miss Hannigan has Annie and the other orphans clean their room all night.
SKU: HL.346842
UPC: 840126925692. 6.75x10.5x0.019 inches.
Sponsored by the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, this folk song is from a collection of songs native to the area. ââ¬ÅTengoââ¬Â translates as ââ¬ÅI haveââ¬Â but what the song is really saying is ââ¬ÅI have plenty.ââ¬Â It is a playful children's folk song which teases a neighbor in sharing the animals' ââ¬ÅI haveââ¬Â and what they produce, compared to the neighbor who has nothing. Judith Herrington has arranged it delightfully for 2-part voices with an entertaining piano accompaniment.
SKU: AP.50190
UPC: 038081573601. English.
Everybody knows it's time for celebration. Everywhere you go, it's Christmastime again. All the children sing joyful songs in jubilation. Hear their voices ring, it's Christmastime again. Here's a delicate holiday ballad for 2-part choirs, brimming with cheerful imagery. Easy to learn and enjoyable to sing, this one is designed to come together quickly at the busiest time of year.
SKU: GI.G-9957
UPC: 785147995708. English. Text by Kazuaki Tanahashi.
In my opinion our world is currently in great need of reestablishing strong connections one to another, be it with family and friends, neighbors and strangers, nations and nations, or with those of different cultures and religions. In his important book, I and Thou, philosopher-theologian Martin Buber says that the most meaningful life is centered on relationship. As a musician, I felt compelled to express the I-THOU thesis through the human voice. In searching for the right words to express this sentiment, I was fortunate to find Kazuaki Tanahashi’s eloquent poem, “Encounter.†Mr. Tanahashi is a poet, Zen artist, scholar and peace activist. This combined-voices version has been adapted from an SATB scoring that features prominently in the original song cycle, I-THOU, written for vocal quartet, commissioned and premiered in 2018 by Fourth Coast Ensemble in Chicago. —Wayland Rogers About the Series: Doreen Rao, 2019 Robert Shaw Award recipient, launches her culturally inclusive choral series, Global Encounters for Young Voices, featuring accessible treble- and mixed-voice works for developing choirs.
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