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And the Word Became Flesh by Wayne Dietterick ((c) 1985). Performed by Caritas Chamber Chorale, Wayne Dietterick conducting, Barbara Sanderman, piano, and Bill Trigg, percussion. May 18, 2018 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Whitehouse Station, NJ as part of "Yet I Will Rejoice."

Wayne Dietterick serves as Caritas Chamber Chorale Composer in Residence.

Caritas Chamber Chorale performs for the benefit of the Adorno Fathers' African Mission.  For more information see www.caritaschamberchorale.org.

Text - John 1: 14-18

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And the Word Became Flesh

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I completed "Peace Be With You" for Caritas performances held in June of 2009, although I began the composition in 1992. The text is a near-verbatim rendering of John 20:20-31, which presents the events of Easter Sunday evening (following Mary Magdalene's experience at the tomb) and the following week in the Upper Room. Most of the narration of the story is conveyed through freely metered chant, while the dialogue between Jesus and the disciples, particularly Thomas, is effectively presented in four-voice harmonization. As the title of the selection implies, Jesus' words are set in such a way that they evoke peace. We also hear the fear and doubt of the disciples as well as their awe, exuberance and joy at seeing the Risen Lord.  "Peace Be With You" is included on Caritas Chamber Chorale's first CD recording, "Stop Your Doubting."

Peace Be With You

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O Sacred Head Now Wounded by Wayne Dietterick.  Performed by Nora Walsh and Stefan White with timpanist John Leister on May 20, 2018 at St. John's Lutheran Church, Summit, NJ during the Caritas Chamber Chorale concert entitled "Yet I Will Rejoice!" with music by composer Wayne Dietterick.
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O Sacred Head

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Hodie Christus Natus Est by Wayne Dietterick ( 2017). Performed by Caritas Chamber Chorale, Wayne Dietterick conducting,  on May 18, 2018 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Whitehouse Station, NJ as part of "Yet I Will Rejoice."
Wayne Dietterick serves as Caritas Chamber Chorale Composer in Residence.
Caritas Chamber Chorale performs for the benefit of the Adorno Fathers' African Mission.  For more information see www.caritaschamberchorale.org.
Video courtesy of Lynn Araneta.

Text is from the Vesper Service for Christmas Day, based on Luke 2:11, 13-14 and Ps. 33:1.

Hodie Christus Natus Est

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Adoramus Te Christe by Wayne Dietterick ((c) 1978), sung by Caritas Chamber Chorale on May 18, 2018 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Whitehouse Station, NJ.  Wayne Dietterick conducting.
Video courtesy of Lynn Araneta.

Text from Stations of the Cross ascribed to Gregory I.

Adoramus te Christe, et benedicimus tibi, quia per sanctam crucem tuam redemisti mundum.
Adoramus te, Christe, et benediciumus tibi.

We adore Thee, O Christ, and we bless Thee, who by Thy Holy Cross hast redeemed the world.
We adore Thee, O Christ and we bless Thee.

Adoramus te, Christe

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Arrangement Copyright 2003 by Wayne H. Dietterick, and written for Mark Watson. This recent recording by Baritone Mark Watson was made at the first concert for the Daniel Ferro Vocal Program. https://danielferrovocalprogram.org/greve-in-chianti-2024/

Amazing Grace

Baritone Solo

This choral triptych was premiered in 2011 by Caritas Chamber Chorale and is comprised of three uniquely contrasting texts dating from 1874, 1736 and 1632, and Caritas Composer-In-Residence Wayne Dietterick has chosen equally contrasting musical interpretations for each text.

British writer Dorothy (Dora) Greenwell's "And Have You Come with Us to Dwell" text bears a message of absolute freedom, lightness and joy, with no uncertainty about the presence of God in the form of the human Jesus, the Christ. A musical dance-like setting in traditional carol form brings Greenwell's words from 1874 to life.

Program notes by Caritas Chamber Chorale Director Barbara Sanderman.

Three About Christmas - 1. And have you come with us to dwell

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This choral triptych was premiered in 2011 by Caritas Chamber Chorale and is comprised of three uniquely contrasting texts dating from 1874, 1736 and 1632, and Caritas Composer-In-Residence Wayne Dietterick has chosen equally contrasting musical interpretations for each text.

British writer and scribe Ralph Crane's "All This Night Shrill Chanticleer" text of 1632 completely turns the tide of the previous "ancient law" idea into a chanticleer ("rooster"), bounding forth with rapidly flapping wings while announcing the joyful, awesome news to "mortals, angels, powers and all that be...", news of the presence of the light of Christ shining in "this dark soul of ours." One can almost hear the rooster crows calling all of earth and heaven to wake to the presence of God incarnate - God in flesh. The triptych closes with ecstatic shouts of Hail! Hail! Hail" to the "Sun of Righteousness."

The Program Notes were written by Caritas Chamber Chorale Director Barbara Sanderman.

Three About Christmas - 3. All this night shrill chanticleer

This arrangement was written for the wedding of Mark Oldenburg and Jill Schumann, premiered on their wedding day, Saturday, August 11, 1984 at All Saints Lutheran Church in Piscataway, NJ. The combined choirs of St. John's Lutheran, Summit, NJ and All Saints Lutheran, Piscataway, NJ led the worship for the wedding ceremony.

This recording features the St. John's Lutheran Adult Choir singing on Sunday, June 9, 1991, Choir Sunday.

I incorporated the reading of Psalm 98:1-4 over the choir's four-part a cappella humming.

-whd

Simple Gifts

Philipp Nicolai, 1556-1608
Wayne Dietterick, b. 1952
In the hymnal of the ELCA, Evangelical Lutheran Worship, the hymn tune WIE SCHON LEUCHTET is associated with two texts:
O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright! (ELW 308), text by Phillip Nicolai, 1556-1608
O Holy Spirit, Enter In (ELW 786), text by Michael Schirmer, 1606-1673

Toccata on "Wie schon leuchtet"

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Based on the hymn tune FESTAL SONG, this arrangement can be used as Prelude, Postlude, Extended Hymn Intro, or any other way appropriate.

Arise, Your Light Has Come

Christ, the Very Light was written for and premiered as part of a presentation of Lessons and Carols by Caritas Chamber Chorale in a series of five concerts in December 2016 and January 2017. Entitled The Coming of the Light, the concert consisted of nine lessons; this work followed the reading of the eighth.

The mp3 audio file is taken from the May 1, 2018 release of Res Miranda - Marvelous Thing, which is the second CD recording of Caritas Chamber Chorale.  All sales of both CDs are for the benefit of the Adorno Fathers' African Mission. 

The YouTube link is from the Saturday, December 10, 2016, 7:30pm concertOur Lady of Fatima Church, Piscataway, NJ

An additional link is from the Friday, December 9, 2016, 7:30pm concertSt. Brigid Church, Peapack, NJ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwRcalXLfGg

Christ, the Very Light

Elevate your choir's repertoire with "Italian Hymn - Come, Thou Almighty King" by Wayne Dietterick. This sacred piece, infused with solemnity and reverence, is masterfully composed to inspire. Perfect for worship services or religious events, it invites a profound sense of devotion and reflection in every note. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Italian Hymn - Come, Thou Almighty King

Experience the sacred melodies of "Puer Nobis" by Wayne Dietterick, a choral composition that elevates the spirit. Perfect for worship settings or reflective moments, this piece intertwines traditional reverence with contemporary harmonies, creating an atmosphere of devotion and peace. An essential addition to any sacred music collection. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Puer Nobis

Though the Fig Tree Does Not Blossom by Wayne Dietterick ( 2007). Performed by Caritas Chamber Chorale, Wayne Dietterick conducting, on May 18, 2018 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Whitehouse Station, NJ as part of "Yet I Will Rejoice."
Wayne Dietterick serves as Caritas Chamber Chorale Composer in Residence.
Caritas Chamber Chorale performs for the benefit of the Adorno Fathers' African Mission.  For more information see www.caritaschamberchorale.org.
Video courtesy of Lynn Araneta.
Text: Habakkuk 3:17-18
Though the fig tree does not blossom, and no fruit is on the vines;
though the produce of the olive fails and the fields yield no food;
though the flock is cut off from the fold and there is no herd in the stalls,
Yet I will rejoice in the Lord, I will exult in the God of my salvation.
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Though the Fig Tree Does Not Blossom...

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Immerse yourself in the sacred echoes of "Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott," meticulously arranged by Wayne Dietterick. This profound adaptation of Martin Luther's timeless hymn infuses traditional reverence with contemporary nuances, making it an essential addition to any sacred music repertoire. Elevate your spiritual gatherings with this divine melody. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Tanz: Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott

This choral triptych was premiered in 2011 by Caritas Chamber Chorale and is comprised of three uniquely contrasting texts dating from 1874, 1736 and 1632, and Caritas Composer-In-Residence Wayne Dietterick has chosen equally contrasting musical interpretations for each text.

St. Maurice a Sens Abbe Sebastien Besnault's "The Ancient Law Departs" text from 1736 bears the weight of the reason for the divine birth ("those precious drops of blood") and its cost of shame, pain and death to God in Christ. It is also an introspection of the divinity of the innocent child. In the music there is heaviness, yet a confident surety in conveying the "covenant of peace" that is the gift of Jesus -- given by God -- for all.

The Program Notes were written by Caritas Chamber Chorale Director Barbara Sanderman.

Three About Christmas - 2. The ancient law departs

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Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley, arranged by Wayne Dietterick ((c) 2002). Performed by Caritas Chamber Chorale, Wayne Dietterick conducting, Barbara Sanderman, piano on May 18, 2018 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Whitehouse Station, NJ as part of "Yet I Will Rejoice." 
355 views  May 24, 2018
Caritas Chamber Chorale performs for the benefit of the Adorno Fathers' African Mission.  For more information see www.caritaschamberchorale.org.

Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley

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Wayne Dietterick s the Altar with Tom Gamarello from Caritas Chamber Chorale. May 2018

The Altar

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