PARTITIONS GRATUITES : SAXOPHONE TENOR, PIANO
- O Lord my God

For voice and C instrument. Format: fakebook (spiral bound). With vocal melody, lyrics, piano accompaniment, chord names and leadsheet notation. Hymn. Series: Hal Leonard Fake Books. 494 pages. 9x12 inches. Published by Hal Leonard.

CelebrationTrax A/P CD Choral (Accompaniment CD)

SKU: HL.295404

Harold Flammer. General Worship, Sacred. CD. Shawnee Press #302334. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.295404).

ISBN 9781540064264. UPC: 888680946944. 5.0x5.0x0.185 inches.

Exceptional quality accompaniment tracks, plus performance tracks for 11 anthems on one convenient CD. Includes: Christmas Songs of Praise; Clap Your Hands!; Fairest Lord Jesus; If We Wait for the Lord; Light a Little Candle; May the Words of My Mouth; O Lord, Our God, We Thank You; Silent Night, Holy Night; Sing a New Song!; Sing Hosanna!; Welcome Easter Morning.

America's All-Time Favorite Songs for God and Country (Library of Series). Arranged by Amy Appleby. Music Sales America. Gospel, Sacred, Sacred. Softcover. 320 pages. Music Sales #AM985314. Published by Music Sales

By Dakers. For Choral Collection: Mixed Choir Paper. Published by Oxford University Press.

Choral SATB Choir

SKU: CF.CM9698

Composed by Evan Ramos. 8 pages. Duration 0:01:35. Carl Fischer Music #CM9698. Published by Carl Fischer Music (CF.CM9698).

ISBN 9781491159996. UPC: 680160918591. Key: Ab major. Latin. Traditional Latin.

O Magnum Mysterium is a setting of a Latin sacred text written for Christmas. The text depicts the extraordinary occurring among the ordinary: God coming to earth as a tiny baby, and animals in a lowly stable being the first to witness his arrival. Adding dynamic contrast (crescendo/decrescendo) on every phrase and singing legato (smoothly) with a gentle choral tone will reflect the wonder and awe the original text and this setting attempt to communicate. Original Latin Text: English Translation: O magnum mysterium, O great mystery, Et admirabile sacramentum, And wonderful sacrament, Ut animalia viderunt That animals should see Dominum natum the newborn Lord jacentem in praesepio. Lying in a manger. O magnum mysterium. Amen. O great mystery. Amen. General Latin Pronunciation Guidelines: 1. There are only five pure vowel sounds in Latin: A = AH E=EH I = EE O = AW U = OO 2. Strive to flip all R's as if singing in Italian. Latin Pronunciation (accented syllables are UPPER CASE): aw MAH-nyoom mee-STEHR-yoom,* eht ahd-mee-RAH-bee-leh sah-krah-MEHN-toom, oot ah-nee-MAH-lee-ah vee-DEHR-oont DAW-mee-noom NAH-toom, yah-CHEHN-tehm een preh-SEH-pee-aw. aw MAH-nyoom mee-STEHR-yoom. AH-mehn. *The word mysterium in this piece is a three-syllable rather than a four-syllable word. This can be accomplished by pronouncing the last syllable ium as yoom rather than ee-oom.
O Magnum Mysterium is a setting of a Latin sacred text written for Christmas. The text depicts the extraordinary occurring among the ordinary: God coming to earth as a tiny baby, and animals in a lowly stable being the first to witness his arrival. Adding dynamic contrast (crescendo/decrescendo) on every phrase and singing legato (smoothly) with a gentle choral tone will reflect the wonder and awe the original text and this setting attempt to communicate.Original Latin Text: English Translation:O magnum mysterium, O great mystery,Et admirabile sacramentum, And wonderful sacrament,Ut animalia viderunt That animals should seeDominum natum the newborn Lordjacentem in praesepio. Lying in a manger.O magnum mysterium. Amen. O great mystery. Amen.General Latin Pronunciation Guidelines:1. There are only five pure vowel sounds in Latin:A = AH E=EH I = EE O = AW U = OO2. Strive to flip all R’s as if singing in Italian.Latin Pronunciation (accented syllables are UPPER CASE):aw MAH-nyoom mee-STEHR-yoom,*eht ahd-mee-RAH-bee-leh sah-krah-MEHN-toom,oot ah-nee-MAH-lee-ah vee-DEHR-oontDAW-mee-noom NAH-toom,yah-CHEHN-tehm een preh-SEH-pee-aw.aw MAH-nyoom mee-STEHR-yoom. AH-mehn.*The word “mysterium” in this piece is a three-syllable rather than a four-syllable word. This can be accomplished by pronouncing the last syllable “ium” as “yoom” rather than “ee-oom”.

SKU: HP.8287

Composed by Carl Daw, Jr. This edition: Complete. Author Collections. Carl Daw Hymn Collection. General Worship, Sacred. Book. 86 pages. Hope Publishing Company #8287. Published by Hope Publishing Company (HP.8287).

UPC: 763628182878. Carl P. Daw, Jr.

Fifty new psalms & hymns written by the past-Executive Director of The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada, Carl P. Daw, Jr. The book contains texts only and can be viewed on our website under Online Hymnody. Suggested tunes will be posted soon as well.