Sixty more songs based on scripture

Biblical Hymns & Psalms Vol. 2 Choir Book
Biblical Hymns & Psalms Vol. 2 Organ Accompaniment

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Lucien Deiss

A marvellous collection of music representing the best of the Lucien Deiss repertoire. SATB arrangements of All the Earth and Keep in Mind introduce this classic repertoire to a new generation of church musicians. Deiss’s arrangement of Psalm 103: Bless the Lord, O My Soul gives a madrigal feel to this psalm and introduces sung responses for the assembly during the verses.

Contents:
With Eternal Love; All the earth; Bless the Lord, O my soul; My Soul Is Longing; Song of my Love; Without seeing you; Stay with us; I want to sing; God, full of mercy; Sow in us your love; Grant to us; There Is One Lord; Yes, I shall arise; This Is the day; Place me like a seal; The Spirit of God; Joy to you; Keep in mind; Resound with your praises; Where two or three are gathered; Priestly People; All you nations; Give to your Church; Your love, O Lord; Lord, in your tenderness.

Lucien Deiss

Tuneful melodies and lyrical carol arrangements by the renowned poet-composer. An inspiring accompaniment to the joyful season of the birth of our Lord. Some of the music is found in A Child is Born (below) Incantation for the Coming of Christ


CONTENTS - Listen to the music here:
1. Born to Us Is a Saviour Today
2. Incantation for the Coming of Christ
3. Alleluia, He Sent Me Forth
4. This Is the Night
5. Alleluia, I Bring Good News
6. Blessed Be Mary
7. On This Day Unto Us a Child is Born
8. O Come Now to Bethlehem - Psalm 96
9. Let Us Sing Noel
10. An Angel Sent From God
11. Sleep, My Sweet Jesus
12. O Night of Brilliant Light
13. What Marvels and Wonders
14. The Splendor Springing from God's Heart
15. Let's Leave Our Sheep at Home
16. Shine, Arise in Your Splendor - Psalm 72
17. Alleluia, We Have Seen His Star
17. Three Little Shepherdesses

Lucien Deiss

Selected pieces from the recording Born to us.

Contents:
A Child Is Born; An Angel Sent from God; Blessed Be Mary; Born to Us Is a Savior Today; Let Us Sing Noel; Let’s Leave Our Sheep at Home; O Night of Brilliant Light; Sleep, My Sweet Jesus; The Splendor Springin from God’s Heart; This Is the Night; Three Little Shepherdesses; What Marvels and Wonders.

Lucien Deiss considered this his best chant recording, which was awarded France’s Grand Prix de l’Académies du Disque

Contents:
Ave Maria; Alma Redemptoris Mater; Primo Tempore; Beata Dei Genitrix Maria; Genuit Puerpera Regem; Vultum Tuum; Virgo Dei Genitrix; Adorna thalamum; Ave Regina Caelorum; Lamentation of the Prophet Jeremiah; Alleluia, Virga Jesse; Exaltata Est; Ave Maris Stella; Regina Caeli-Deiss; Salve Sancta Parens; O Quam Glorifica; Salve Regina; Instrumental Interlude and postlude.

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CONTENTS - Listen to the music here:
1. Ave Maria Chant
2. Alma Redemptoris Mater
3. Antiphons from the Advent Liturgy
4. Primo Tempore
5. Beata Del Genitrix Maria
6. Genuit Puerpera Regem
7. Vultum Tuum
8. Virgo Dei Genitrix
9. Ave Maria Chants
10. Adorna
11. Ave Regina Caelorum
12. Lamentation on the Prophet Jeremiah
13. Instrumental Interlude
14. Alleluia, Virga Jesse
15. Exaltata Est
16. Ave Maris Stella
17. Regina Caeli-Deiss
18. Salve Sancta Parens
19. O Quam Glorifica
20. Salve Regina
21. Instrumental Postlude

Originally published as Early Sources of the Liturgy, this excellent and accessible anthology presents the principal texts of the Christian liturgy from its beginnings to the fifth century. Included among the main sources treated are liturgical texts of the Jewish tradition; doxologies, hymns, and blessings of the New Testament; the Didache; the Letter to the Corinthians of Clement of Rome; the Apostolic Tradition of Hippolytus of Rome; the Anaphora of Addai and Mari; the Didascalia of the Apostles; the Euchology of Serapion. Later witnesses include the Strasbourg Papyrus; the Apostolic Constitutions; the Euchology of Der Balyzeh; the Catechesis of Cyril of Jerusalem.

Springtime of the Liturgy, 307 pp. paper

Using his broad historical and musical knowledge, Father Deiss takes us step-by-step through the Eucharistic celebration. Making the ministerial function of music his point of reference he discusses every aspect of the rite, outlines present-day practices, and contributes creative ideas for the future. He reflects also on those who participate: priest, choir, organist, cantor, and congregation.

Visions of Liturgy and Music 256pp paper.





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