SKU: GI.G-7885
UPC: 785147788508. English. Text Source: Secondary text based on Ubi caritas. Text by Marty Haugen.
A truly versatile piece for weddings! The primary text by Haugen (as heard on the demo CD) is great for the processional or as a gathering hymn. But Tony Alonso has also contributed a complete, secondary text based on Ubi Caritas that can be sung at Communion—and who doesn’t love to sing this ageless hymn tune?! Flute or Recorder.
SKU: GI.G-7885INST
English. Text Source: Secondary text based on Ubi caritas. Text by Marty Haugen.
SKU: GI.G-7885G
SKU: GI.G-9541
UPC: 785147954125. English.
Blest Are Those Who Love You is the ultimate resource for pastors, cantors, organists, brides-to-be, and anyone who is looking for the best in wedding music. Every inclusion conforms to the Roman Catholic Church’s new Order of Celebrating Matrimony (2016). Inside you’ll find the appointed wedding psalms (using the official Revised Grail translation) in three distinct settings—Guimont, Gelineau, and The Lyric Psalter, a dozen appropriate gospel acclamations with the official verses, and a wide array of beloved psalm settings for use in the Liturgy of the Word or throughout the wedding rite. All of the songs in this edition may be sung as a solo, but each selection also has an optional part for congregation. Additionally, many of these songs originally appeared as choral octavos, the settings included here are fully compatible with those original editions. Contents: Beloved, God's Chosen • Covenant Hymn • Every Morning in Your Eyes • God beyond Glory • God, in the Planning • God of Love, Embrace Your People • In Love We Choose to Live • Love Has Brought Us Here Together • Love Is a Longing • Love Is the Sunlight • No Greater Love • Not for Tongues of Heaven's Angels • What a Gift to Be Gathered • At the Table of Jesus • Wherever You Go.
SKU: GI.G-8230
UPC: 785147823032. English.
It is my hope that the music contained in this collection will evoke states of healing, comfort, and love, whether sung by the gathered faithful in our communities or by listening to this recording. —Ian Callanan In Beauty We Walk, an exciting new collection from composer Ian Callanan, is a perfect combination of real-world songs for worship that implore us to become the body of Christ—to live together in unity as “one holy people.†The songs are suitable for use throughout the liturgical year and encompass a variety of musical genres infused with Celtic grace. “Lord Heal the Darkness,†“Come and Eat This Bread,†and the title track, “In Beauty We Walk,†all seek to encourage, embolden, and enliven the spirit. A striking song of farewell, “The Warm Embrace,†offers courage and consolation to those who have experienced the loss of a loved one. Track after track, Callanan deftly draws us toward conversion and healing while inspiring us to live out the gospel message every day of our lives. The music of In Beauty We Walk profoundly speaks to the heart—messages of love, hope, praise, joy, and thanksgiving. Immerse your liturgy and your soul in beauty! Contents: Come and Eat This Bread, One in Your Name, In Beauty We Walk, You Have Been Baptized, The Warm Embrace, Let My Prayer Rise to You, Our Blessing-Cup, Lord, Heal the Darkness, Many the Gifts, Your Faith in Me, What Must We Do?, This Is the Time, Come Feast at This Table, Sail the High Sea!
SKU: GI.G-9818
ISBN 9781622773534.
“For a long time, there has been a perception that Catholics can’t or won’t sing in church. But this is not accurate: Catholics can and do sing… We all are called by Christ to love one another. If singing is a way to do that, why hold back?†--Diana Kodner Gökçe “Singing with one another,†the author reminds us, “is both prayer and an act of love. It heightens our worship, and helps us remember words of praise, thanks, petition, and most importantly, the Word of God. A great voice is not required. Singing is beneficial, and a precious gift from God.â€Music is sung prayer, when we sing, we give voice to a mystery that cannot be expressed in mere words…and yet, many are hesitant to raise their voices in song when we gather together to worship.  Filled with wisdom for new Catholics as well as those who have been attending liturgy all their lives, this book gives the person in the pews prayerful insight and solid foundation in the basics of the music we sing every week at Mass. Why Do We Sing? examines why but also when and how we sing in church: What is the significance of the different things we sing? What difference does it make if I sing, especially since I am not a very good singer? How do I get over my self-consciousness with singing? A book for everyone in the parish, this book seeks to help every liturgical gathering find its musical voice and more fully embrace its ability to participate fully, actively, and consciously in the liturgy. Diana Kodner Gökçe is the author of Handbook for Cantors, 3rd edition (GIA Publications, Inc.). She has taught liturgical music at Loyola University and worked as a music minister in numerous Chicagoland parishes including Holy Name Cathedral. She is currently Liturgical Music Coordinator at The Frances Xavier Warde School. To receive the quantity discount (25 or more copies—$4.00 each) call our customer service department at 1-800-GIA-1358.  .
