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A Mass Setting for the Advent season suitable for amateurs and congregations that utilizes the antiphon for the Fourth Sunday or Advent, Rorate Caeli, as a unifying device. 

Tuneful, simple, and easy for congregations to pick up, a wonderful addition to the Advent liturgy. 

Scored for unison voice(s) and organ / keyboard with or without congregation. 

Text in English.
Suitable for Christian, especially Catholic, liturgy 

Score Features: Kyrie ("Lord Have Mercy"), Sanctus ("Holy, Holy"), Acclamation ("Save Us, Savior"), Great Amen, and Agnus Dei ("Lamb of God").

Mass for Advent

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A Mass Setting for the Advent season suitable for amateurs and congregations that utilizes the antiphon for the fourth Sunday or Advent, Rorate Caeli, as a unifying device. Tuneful, simple, and easy for congregations to pick up, this would be a wonderful addition to the Advent liturgy.
Scored for unison voice(s) and organ / keyboard with or without congregation.

Text in English.
Suitable for Christian, especially Catholic, liturgy

Score Features: Kyrie ("Lord Have Mercy"), Sanctus ("Holy, Holy"), Acclamation ("Save Us, Savior"), Great Amen, and Agnus Dei ("Lamb of God").

Mass for Advent 'Rorate Caeli'

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A tender setting for SATB choir of the brief devotional prayer attributed to Saint Catherine of Siena to the Precious Blood, sometimes called the ‘Constant Prayer.’

Prayer of Saint Catherine of Siena

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"And the Barley Grew Up Out of Our Grave" was written as the 2020 coronavirus pandemic began its deadly plough the land and before the full extent of its harvest would be known. An expansion, arrangement and intervention upon Cornelius Cardew's piano composition The Croppy Boy', it reflects on the Irish ballad of the same name. A lament, the original tells the story of a young rebel  known as croppies' for their short-cropped hair  who stops at a church on route to battle. On seeing a cloaked figure, that he assumes to be a priest, the croppy kneels and confesses. The figure reveals himself to be a British soldier who had taken refuge in the church, and in place of absolution, the croppy is arrested. A second version continues the story, telling of a croppy boy forced to march to his death, passing family members along the way. The title, from Seamus Heaney's poem, Requiem for the Croppies', speaks to the promise of new life from death, a promise that is as integral to Christian doctrine as the seasonal rebirth of crops from the soil.

And the Barley Grew Up Out of Their Grave

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And the Barley Grew Up Out of Their Grave