SKU: GI.G-5270

Text source: Vespers of Nativity; Translation: William Tortolano.

This piece of 17th-century polyphony is actually a 2-voice canon at three measures that continues for 99 measures. In addition to the Latin text, a singing English translation is given. The original chant melody is included in the edition with the option of singing it before or after the canon.

Includes original chant melody in modern chant notation.

SKU: GI.G-4128

Translation: NAB. Text by John Karl Hirten. Scripture: Isaiah 43:1, 2, 10.

29 handbells. Unison or Cantor. Keyboard or handbells. .

SKU: GI.G-5329

UPC: 785147532903. English. Text Source: Based on an African Chewa hymn; Translation: Tom S. Colvin.

This is a hidden gem! An African resurrection hymn artfully arranged for choir and assembly. The accompaniment includes organ (somewhat unusually scored), xylophone, drum, and axatse (a large hollow gourd with beads tied around the outside). The tunes remains unharmonized, but has some choral countermelodies. The refrain after each of the four verses is a series of alleluias. SATB or Unison. Percussion: Xylophone, Drum (African, Conga), Axatse.  

Based on African Chewa hymn.

SKU: GI.G-4022

Translation: Various.

SKU: GI.G-1921

Translation: Various. Scripture: Psalm 103.

8 Handbells.

SKU: CA.402200

ISBN 9790007163983.

The supreme and most individual of all the song motets of the entire Late Renaissance period: this is Friedrich Blume's evaluation of Lechner's choral music. The focus of this choir book is on Leonhard Lechner's compositions in the German language. With them, he realized one of the concepts of the Reformation which went hand in hand with Martin Luther's translation of the Bible: the German-language chorale and the German-language motet. Lechner followed the ideals of the Reformation more consciously than most composers; indeed, he embodied their music-dramatic perceptions. With his conception of word and sound, he concentrated on furthering the development of the German song towards a freer strophic song which leads to a unique compaction of the words.

SKU: GI.G-9509

UPC: 985147950905. English. Text Source: Psalm 118:1–2, 15–17, 22–23, Composite translation. Scripture: Psalm 118:1–2, 15–17, 22–23.

SKU: GI.G-2742

Translation: ICET.

Trumpet or oboe part is optional.

SKU: GI.G-3414

Translation: NAB. Scripture: Psalm 63.

Oboe or Flute, Cello or Bassoon.

SKU: GI.G-9774

UPC: 785147977407. English, Spanish. Text Source: Salmo 46/Psalm 46; Translation: Mary Louise Bringle. Scripture: Psalm 46.

SKU: GI.G-5235

This new collection by Marty Haugen features psalms, biblical canticles, and a new setting of the Te Deum for use in the jubilee year! Part of Marty's Soli Deo Gloria series, Come, Let Us Sing for Joy offers a wealth of liturgical resources for the Church in this millennium year and beyond! Recommended for popular use in the United States throughout the Jubilee, Te Deum: You Are God was commissioned by the National Catholic Conference of Bishops Subcommittee on the Third Millennium. Written in a call-and-response form, this setting makes the most of assembly participation, and it also offers a Spanish translation by Jaime Cortez. Several other psalms and canticles featured in this collection are included as part of a morning prayer setting commissioned by Luther College in Iowa in honor of music professor Weston Noble. Includes one each of the following octavos: Come, Let us Sing for Joy (Ps 95) - To You, O God (Ps 25) - Blessed Be the God of Israel - I Will Sing Forever (Ps 89) - The Lord Is My Light (Ps 27) - Every Nation on Earth (Ps 72) - How Lovely Is Your Dwelling Place (Ps 84) - Forget Not What God Has Done (Ps 103) - Te Deum: You Are God/Tú Eres Dios - Pilgrim’s Song - Let Us See Your Face (Ps 80) - My Soul Proclaims - Be Merciful, O Lord (Ps 51) - You Are the Heart’s True Resting Place (Ps 90) - Pilgrim’s Song (Ps 121) .