Product Number | 70-004A* |
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Composer/Arranger | Carter, Andrew |
Voicing & Instruments | SATB, Soloists, Descants, opt. Unison Voices or Children's Choir, Congregation, Organ, Handbells, Harp, Chamber Ensemble or Full Orchestra |
Difficulty | Medium |
Popular Choral Searches | Multi-Movement Work: up to 15 min |
Catholic Lectionary | Ordinary 32C |
Common Lectionary | Advent 3A, Proper 27(32)C |
Duration | 15:00 |
Publisher | MorningStar Music Publishers |
The release of this publication represents a significant contribution to church music repertoire. An accessible, beautiful multi-movement work for choir, organ, and optional orchestra by the esteemed British composer, Andrew Carter. The piece begins with a powerful statement of praise (Great Is the Lord), and is followed by a delightful new setting of "For the Beauty of the Earth" which is printed in two versions- SA or SATB. The third movement is a wistful and gentle setting of selected verses from Psalm 145 and John 15 (The Lord is Gracious and Merciful). The fourth movement is for solo soprano and is a beautiful treatment of John 15:15 (I Am the Vine), which leads directly into the closing hymn for choir and optional congregation of an original text "Thou Art the Vine" (available separately as a choral anthem).
Each movement can be performed individually.
Multiple performance options:
Choir and organ
Choir, handbells, and organ
Choir, woodwinds, harp, handbells, and organ
Choir, full orchestra, handbells, and organ
**When Full Orchestra perfomance option is used organist must play from the full score. Organist may play from the choral score with all other options.
**CLICK HERE to view a video of this piece recorded at Boe Memorial Chapel, St. Olaf College.
Each movement can be performed individually.
Multiple performance options:
Choir and organ
Choir, handbells, and organ
Choir, woodwinds, harp, handbells, and organ
Choir, full orchestra, handbells, and organ
**When Full Orchestra perfomance option is used organist must play from the full score. Organist may play from the choral score with all other options.
**CLICK HERE to view a video of this piece recorded at Boe Memorial Chapel, St. Olaf College.