/ Orgue
SKU: GI.G-10704
English, Spanish. Text Source: The Easter Proclamation, 'Exsultet', The Roman Missal / Misal Romano
With many ways to divide the English and Spanish languages using the chant melody found in the Roman Missal, this edition offers ultimate flexibility for parishes seeking to include both English and Spanish in their Easter Vigil service. Identical rehearsal marks in both texts make it easy to use one of the included language treatments, or to create your own more closely reflecting your community. Exsultet offers a great opportunity to demonstrate unity by proclaiming the resurrection in the languages of your congregation. Con muchas formas  de dividir los idiomas inglés y español usando la melodÃÂa que se encuentra en el Misal Romano, esta edición ofrece la máxima flexibilidad para las parroquias que buscan incluir inglés y español en su servicio de Vigilia Pascual. Las marcas de ensayo idénticas en los dos textos facilitan el uso de uno de los tratamientos lingüÃÂsticos incluidos, o la creación de uno propio, que refleje su comunidad. Exsultet ofrece una gran oportunidad para demostrar unidad al proclamar la resurrección en los idiomas de su congregación.
SKU: PE.EP68524A
ISBN 9790300759043. Lat.
My Exs ultet uses the ancient chant to which the Easter Proclamation is declaimed, normally by a deacon at the start of the Great  Vigil of Easter. The chant dates from somewhere between the fourth and seventh centuries and consists of formulaic repetitions of simple phrases. I have elaborated these phrases canonically, melodically, and harmonically into a three-part vocal fabric, accompanied by obbligato instruments. The full text of the original goes on for quite some time. My choral-instrumental version is much shorter.
Commission ed by the Young People's Chorus of New York City for Transient Glory and dedicated to Francisco J. Núñez.
SKU: GI.G-005723
UPC: 641151057163.
Revis ed Order of Mass 2010.
SKU: GI.G-003089
A companion piece to Lynn Trapp's Images of the Exsultet (003078), this contemporary and accessible piece builds on the Alleluia used for dismissal at Mass on Easter Sunday through the Second Sunday of Easter.
SKU: GI.G-003078
Haunting to exuberant, the Vigil movement from the entrance of the Lumen Christi to its thundering Amen!‚ are captured effectively by Trapp's masterful writing. Organists will find the writing challenging, yet very idiomatic for the instrument. Commissioned by Consortium member Dr. Jennifer Pascual, director of music at St. Patrick‚ Cathedral in New York City, this work was premiered in 2006.
SKU: GI.G-2661HB