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For centuries, this plainchant Alleluia has been the assigned melody proper to the Easter Vigil to announce and acclaim the Gospel. In this edition, the solemn chant

This is a set of eight brief non-seasonal choral sentences to be used as introits, calls to prayer and benedictions. Some are a cappella, some with solo trumpet, others with a simple handbell part. Very

This collection of seven short pieces represents a mixture of choral introits and choral benedictions. They have great texts and lovely harmonies and are written for a cappella or with piano accompaniment.

This collection of responsorial psalms for the entire three-year lectionary cycle is a welcome and worthy addition to the repertoire. These memorable setting are infused with harmonic freshness and melodic

Canon Michael McCarthy, Director of Music at the National Cathedral, has written newly composed music for the text which begins, "May the road rise to meet you." A brief tenor solo begins the piece, which

The classic benediction text based upon Numbers 6:24-26 is paired with new music scored for SATB divisi voices, flute, and piano. Interweaving motifs provide a lovely interplay. It is mostly homophonic

This collection of six short introits places the SATB singers in dialog with an equally compelling organ accompaniment. Based upon Psalm 95, Matthew 5, Psalm 90, the Book of Common Prayer, Psalm 43, and

An elegant setting of this well-known and much-beloved text. The calmly sweeping melodies add warmth and vibrancy to the text's heartening message. Particularly appropriate for funerals and times of

Hopson has created an accessible collection of responsorial psalms for use throughout the church year. Each psalm appointed in the three-year Lectionary is included. Features include: A total of 117

Ritual music for Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults for Roman Catholic Church. Includes music for Presider, Cantor, Congregation, and optional SATB choir. Musically crafted according to and for

A powerful charge to go forth and serve, this concertato setting of an original hymn is composed for choir, congregation, and organ with optional cantor, brass, percussion, and handbells. It is appropriate