SAMLE Commissioned by the Order o the Most Holy Trinity in celebration o the 00th anniversary o the ounding o the Order MASS O REEMTION STEVEN R ANCO ull Score or Cantor, Choir, Assembly, Keyboard with Optional Instruments Guitar, Brass Quartet and Timpani, Two Woodwinds, Handbells World Library ublications 5 N Willow Road Schiller ark, IL 60176
SAMLE Mass o Redemption Index Kyrie6 Litany o raise or God's Mercy Rite o Sprinkling 1 Glory to God16 Gospel Acclamation Lenten Gospel Acclamation9 General Intercessions Holy, Holy, Holy Memorial Acclamation A Memorial Acclamation B 50 Memorial Acclamation C 5 Memorial Acclamation 5 oxology and Great Amen56 Lord's rayer and oxology59 Lamb o God6 The English translation o the Lenten Gospel Acclamation rom the Lectionary or Mass, 1997, 191, 1969, International Committee on English in the Liturgy, Inc (ICEL); English translation o the Absolution, Memorial Acclamations, oxology, and Introduction and Embolism o the Lord's rayer rom the Roman Missal, 197, ICEL All rights reserved Music o the Eucharistic Acclamations copyright 1999; Text o Litany o raise and Rite o Sprinkling and remainder o music copyright 000, World Library ublications, 5 N Willow Rd, Schiller ark, IL 60176 Concordat cum originali The Reverend ames Moroney, Executive irector Secretariat or the Liturgy United States Conerence o Catholic Bishops ublished by the authority o the Secretariat or the Liturgy United States Conerence o Catholic Bishops
SAMLE MASS O REEMTION INTROUCTORY NOTES Mass o Redemption is a collection o ritual music or the Eucharistic liturgy It provides assemblies with an accessible, uniied setting, yet oers parishes maximum lexibility to accommodate a variety o musical resources and to meet the needs o a changing liturgical year The setting was commissioned by the Order o the Most Holy Trinity to celebrate the 00th anniversary o the ounding o the Order The original commissioned setting has been expanded or publication The title celebrates the mission o the Trinitarians, ounded in 119 by St ohn ematha, whose goal was to orm a religious order whose purpose would be the ransoming o those held captive" According to the Order's constitutions, Trinitarian brothers, through their ministry o charity and redemption, commit themselves to help all who suer uncommon hardships, especially those who suer or the aith or who are poor" A proect like this takes shape only with the input and support o many Thanks to r Albert Anuszewski, OST, or his conidence and patience Special thanks to Tom Strickland o WL or his helpul suggestions and keen editorial eye Thanks to Mike Koller, my chie supporter, critic, and prooreader And thanks to the sta, liturgy committee, and music ministers o St Alphonsus Liguori arish in rospect Heights, Illinois, who allow me to share my gits with them, and who, by their example and good humor, inspire and nurture me Vocal resources The settings in Mass o Redemption are written or the Sunday assembly with the leadership o a cantor The choral writing is twopart (women and men), with an optional soprano descant, making the settings accessible to choirs in small parishes as well as to a variety o ensembles in larger parishes In several places the men's part oers an alternative lower note or those who cannot reach the higher part I unison singing is the norm on most Sundays, choral parts could be used to highlight signiicant easts and the estive seasons The optional descant may be used with twopart choir or as an embellishment to unison singing Instrumental resources Mass o Redemption is scored or a variety o instrumental ensembles The settings may be accompanied by keyboard alone (organ or piano), or by keyboard and a variety o instrumental combinations Guitar chord symbols are included throughout or estive occasions, instrumental parts are provided or brass quartet (two trumpets and two trombones) and two timpani The collection also includes music or two woodwinds (not to be used in combination with brass), and or handbells Handbells may be used with either brass or woodwind ensembles In addition, the Trumpet I part can be used alone Sung presider texts A number o these settings, particularly the eucharistic acclamations, work well with chants provided in the Sacramentary or with other amiliar ormulas Such reerences, including suggested starting pitches, are included In several places a new chant pattern is provided A complete musical setting o the Eucharistic rayer or Masses or Special Needs and Occasions I is also published All o the presider s texts and two acclamations or the assembly are set to music The editions are listed on the back cover
SAMLE MASS O REEMTION ERORMANCE NOTES Kyrie This setting is included when the Kyrie is sung ollowing enitential Rite A The music is derived rom enitential Rite C; the notation includes Greek and English texts Litany o raise or God's Mercy; enitential Rite C The invocations o the litany are chanted by the cantor, while the metered Lord, have mercy" is sung by the cantor and repeated by the assembly Thirteen sets o invocations are provided, including our or Advent, our or Lent, our or Ordinary Time, and one or weddings The chant pattern can easily accommodate additional invocations A simple, chanted setting o the presider's absolution text is included as well Rite o Sprinkling; Wash Us with resh Water This piece employs a unison ostinato rerain (repeated continuously by the assembly), and ive optional verses and our woodwind obbligatos that may be layered on top o the rerain ad lib Woodwinds and verses would not be used simultaneously Recognizing that many parishes begin the Gloria during the sprinkling o the assembly, particularly during the Easter season, the verses, adapted rom salm 51, are penitential in character ew parishes will need all the verses and lute options during a sprinkling ritual, but the options will come in handy should the piece be used in other ways, or example during a communal reconciliation liturgy or parish mission, or during the Lenten season Glory to God The Glory to God is responsorial in orm, and can be perormed by cantor and/or choir and assembly Verse two includes two short petitions that are repeated by the assembly These should not require any prior rehearsal In verse three the assembly punctuates the three statements o praise with the short acclamation Glory! Glory!" I the assembly is learning the setting without a congregation card or worship aid, the acclamation and entrances should be rehearsed beorehand One note o the rerain changes ater verse three, but the harmony will lead the assembly to the new note The assembly repeats the simple Amen" ater the cantor or choir Gospel Acclamation The Alleluia is similar to the rerain o the Gloria Ideally, the cantor will gesture or the assembly to stand as the introduction begins The proper verse rom the Lectionary should be sung to the chanted verse pattern
SAMLE Lenten Gospel Acclamation The Lenten Gospel Acclamation is shorter than the Alleluia, but uses the same chanted verse pattern Though the season would suggest a simple perormance, instrumental parts are included should additional ornamentation be desired, or example at a Chrism Mass or during the Evening Mass o the Lord's Supper General Intercessions As indicated, the twopart intercession pattern can accommodate either a or that " ormat or That may " ormat arish ministers may wish to experiment with other structures as well Except or the pickup notes, the melody o the cantor's invitation is the same as the assembly's response Eucharistic Acclamations Settings are provided or the Holy, Holy, Holy, all our Memorial Acclamations, and the oxology and Great Amen The sung preace dialogue and preace patterns notated in the Sacramentary coordinate The dialogue begins on ; the preace on G A memorial acclamation invitation amiliar to many presiders, though not ound in the Sacramentary, is included with the acclamations The melody o this invitation can be heard in several o the Memorial Acclamations, as well as in the opening phrase o the Holy, and in verses one and three o the Gloria Two chant settings o the doxology text are included Option A is known as the Chicago pattern," and is amiliar to many Option B is taken rom the Sacramentary Communion Rite A unison setting o the Lord's rayer is provided or those who wish to add musical unity to the Communion Rite A simple chant or the Embolism is provided or singing presiders As another option, the popular chant adaptation o the Lord's rayer, by Robert Snow, coordinates well when the starting note is The Lamb o God is written or cantor/choir and assembly and includes a repeat ater me" assembly response Each line is sung entirely by cantor or choir; the assembly repeats Have mercy on us" The irst section can be repeated as needed, using other titles or Christ The second section, concluding with Grant us peace," always concludes the litany The Grant us peace" may be repeated Though not included in this collection, The Hand o the Lord eeds Us, also published by World Library ublications, 56, is a communion song that works well with the Communion Rite settings included here Conceived or the communion procession, the piece includes an ordinary" scriptural rerain and many verses, including seasonal verses, in litany orm These allow the song to be ended or extended as needed The orm is simple enough to accommodate original texts written or particular communities or occasions
6 5 & Gently q» c 9 Woodwinds n & Cantor Assembly &? Women Choir Men* Ky ri e e Lord, have le i son mer cy SAMLE MASS O REEMTION STEVEN R ANCO Kyrie Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar and Two Woodwinds Ky ri e e Lord, have Ky ri e e Lord, have le i son mer cy le i son, mer cy &? tacet C/ n n *Cuesize notes are to be sung only i basses are uncomortable with higher notes 110 Music 000, World Library ublications
& Cantor & &? Chri ste e Christ, have le i son mer cy Assembly Chri Christ, Chri Christ, ste e have ste e have le i son mer cy le i son mer cy 10 Cantor Ky ri e e Lord, have 7 &? & & &? Bm n le i mer son cy m/a Gma7 Assembly Kyri e e Lord, have Kyri e e Lord, have 15 A n n le i mer n le i mer b poco rit poco rit son cy poco rit son cy &? n Cma7 n Kyri e e Lord, have le i son, mer cy, have n n SAMLE e le i mer poco rit B b ma7 C poco rit n b n son cy a
Litany o raise or God s Mercy enitential Rite C riest, Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar and Two Woodwinds & riest Let us praise Christ the Lord, v who oers compassion to sinners & 1 Advent Advent Advent Advent 1 Lent 5 Lent A 5 Lent B 5 Lent C OT I OT II OT III OT IV Marriage Cantor* Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord e e e e e e e e e e e e e v } you will come with oretold you bring Good you are tempted ountain power you rescue you showed us that there is reedom you announce ore compassionate you laid down your pow by News Son in in ul those in give Bread to lie er to ness and the the o the our in in o or o the or glory: prophets: poor: God: desert: desert: weakness: trouble: bedience: sinners: Lie: su ring: us: &? (one strum per chord) Ṗ v v SAMLE C/ } n *Other invocations may be substituted Text o Invitation and Absolution 197, ICEL Remainder o text and music 000, World Library ublications
9 & q» c 9 Woodwinds Cantor & 5 Assembly n & Lord, Ky ri e Choir have e mer le i cy son Lord, Ky ri e have e mer le i cy son Women Men? Lord, Ky ri e have e mer le i cy son &? (strum or pluck) C/ n n & Cantor v } 1 Advent Advent Advent Advent 1 Lent 5 Lent A 5 Lent B 5 Lent C OT I OT II OT III OT IV Marriage Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ Christ e e e e e e e e e e e e e SAMLE you will udge the na heralded by you dis you were born transig light merci you show us the you taught us that there is pow you bring healing pa you call us to serve tions ohn pel o ured in ul path er to cup tient one o with the our the in our in to in the sal with an ustice: Baptist: ears: Virgin: glory: darkness: udgment: lie: weakness: sick: vation: sinners: other: &? Bm v v v m/a }
10 & & & Women Men? Woodwinds Cantor Christ, Chri ste have e mer le i cy son 10 Assembly Christ, Chri ste have e Christ, Chri have ste e mer le i cy son mer cy le i son &? Gma7 / Em7/G A & Cantor v } n 1 Advent Lord Advent Lord Advent Lord Advent Lord 1 Lent 5 Lent A 5 Lent B 5 Lent C OT I OT II OT III OT IV Marriage Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord e e e e e e e e e e e e e you will make welcomed by re you announce a year o avor you are Emmanuel lited hope in lie giv you or you revealed that there is new you proclaim liber bound your love endures all pent rom God up our ing give lie ty ood less or or things ant the is or des in our in to our in all new: hearts: Lord: with us : sinners: pair: death: sins: death: captives: ourney: love: time: &? v v SAMLE Cma7 } n n
& & & Women Men? Woodwinds Cantor Lord, Ky ri e have e n mer le i 15 cy son Assembly Lord, Kyri e Lord, Kyri e have e have e n n mer le i n mer le i b poco rit poco rit cy son poco rit cy son 0 Lord, have Kyri e e mericy, have le son, mer e le i poco rit cy son &? n Cma7 n SAMLE 11 n n B b ma7 poco rit C n b n a & riest May Al might y God have mer cy on us, (one strum per chord) & v Ṗ? Ó v or give us our sins, C/ nv vv & &? and bring us to ev er last ing lie v n v Assembly A men Cma7 Ḟ n
VERSES & Gently q» c 116 5 & 1 Have mer cy, gen tle God, re mem ber your & You love those who live in truth; teach my heart your & Give me a clean heart; put a new spir it with & Re store me, re vive my oy; sus tain in me a will ing 5 e liv er me, Sav ing God, and I will sing o your OSTINATO RERAIN** Cantor then Assembly & Wash us with resh wa ter; wash us bright as &? Em SAMLE 1 salm 51 Adapt by SR Rite o Sprinkling Wash Us with resh Water Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar and One or Two Woodwinds* / G G/ Em *Woodwind parts are on page 15 **Rerain is sung continuously by the assembly; verses may be used over it ad lib Text and music 000, World Library ublications
& & 1 ten der love 10 Cleanse me rom my sin, wis dom & Wash me and I shall be clean, & in me o not cast me a way; spir it & Then I will tell o your ways and 5 bless ings Lord, op en my lips and & snow Wash us with resh wa ter; &? G G/ Em / SAMLE 1 G
& 15 1 inal & 1 wash my guilt a way 1 inal & wash me bright as snow 1 inal take not your & ho ly spir it 1 inal sin ners will & turn back to you 1 inal 5 I will shout your praise & 1 inal wash us bright as snow & C sus G 1SAMLE 1 G/ inal C/G G? rit
These woodwind descants are used over the rerain ad lib, but not while verses are sung A & & 15 B & & SAMLE C & & & > > & > > > & > > > > >
16 Handbells used: octaves ( bells), optional bells &? b b b opt Glory to God Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Two Woodwinds, and Handbells opt & & Like bells! q» c 66 Handbells LV 6 6 RERAIN INTONATION Cantor or Choir* N B N B 5 &? tacet ** 6 6 A/C Bm /A Glo ry to God in the G G/B & & high est, Asus A A/C N B N B and Bm /A n SAMLE n n peace to his peo ple Gm7 b on n n 10 earth sus? n a *Unison choir parts may be sung by one section, i desired **lay irst two measures only when perormed without bells Music 000, World Library ublications
RERAIN Handbells R & & &? & Woodwind 1 Trumpet I Timpani (A, ) Choir/Assembly N B N B 17 &? A/C Bm /A Glo ry to God in the G G/B high est, Asus A & & & 15 SAMLE a n n n? & N B N B and n n peace to his peo ple on earth &? A/C Bm /A n Gm7 b n n n sus
1 VERSE 1 Cantor or Choir & &? Lord God, / 0 heav en ly King, G Em A al might y God and m/a a ther, we G A & wor ship you, we give you thanks, we 5 praise you or your glo ry &? Bm /A SAMLE G / Em7 Asus A
RERAIN Handbells & & &?? & & Women Men? Woodwinds I, II Trumpets I, II Trombones I, II Timpani (A, ) escant Choir/Assembly Glo ry in the Glo ry to God in the 0 high est, high est, &? A/C Bm /A SAMLE 19 Glo ry in the G G/B high est, Asus A
& & &?? & n b n n b n b n n > > b > > > n > n and peace on earth &? and n n peace to his peo ple on earth and peace on earth &? A/C Bm /A n 0SAMLE Gm7 b n n n sus a
VERSE * & & & & Women Men? 5 n Handbells Woodwinds I, II Cantor n n Lord e sus Choir n Lord e sus n n N B Christ, on ly Christ, on ly n n n n n Son o the n Son o the n n a ther, a ther, &? B b ma7 p b n C(no rd) n n n (no rd) B b ma7 b n C(no rd) n n n SAMLE 1 (no rd) *Cantor or Choir
& n 0 n n & & Lord God, n N B n Lamb o God, you take a way the n n sin o the world: have & n? Lord God, Lamb o God, you take a way the sin o the world: have &? SAMLE C/E n n C/E n n
& & & &? n mer cy on mer cy on n Assembly us; have us; have 5 b n n n n n mer cy on n mer cy on n Cantor us; you are us; you are &? B b ma7 C(no rd) n n b n n (no rd) Gm7 b n n n (no rd) & LV 50 & & n seat ed at the n n right hand o the n a ther: re ceive our? seat ed at the n right hand o the n a ther: re ceive our &? SAMLE C/ n Cma7/ n n (no rd) C/ n
& & &? Handbells Woodwinds I, II Trumpets I, II Trombones I, II R b n b n n n n a a a a? Timpani & Assembly prayer; re ceive our prayer &? prayer; re ceive our prayer &? A/C Em7/B B b ma7 n b n SAMLE Gma7 a A a
RERAIN & & 55 &?? & escant Glo ry in the high est, & Choir/Assembly? Glo ry to God in the high est, Glo ry in the high est, & A/C Bm /A G G/B Asus A? SAMLE 5
& & &?? & 60 n b n n b n b n n n > > b > > > n > n and peace on earth &? and n n peace to his peo ple on earth and peace on earth & A/C Bm /A n Gm7 b 6SAMLE n n sus? n a
VERSE * & & &?? & Cantor or æ p you a lone are the Ho ly One, 65 Assembly & Choir? or you a lone are the Ho ly One, &? tacet SAMLE 7 G6 G6 *Cantor or Choir
& & 70 &?? æ p æ & Cantor you a lone are the Lord, Assembly Cantor you a &? you a lone are the Lord, you a &? tacet SAMLE ma7 G6 ma7 G6
& & &?? & n n n b n n Assembly a a lone are the Most High, e sus Christ, & n? lone are the Most High, n e sus Christ, &? C/ n SAMLE 9 Cma7/ n n B b ma7 n n b Gma7 / a a a
& & &? 75 b n b b n b n b n n b b N N N N N? Ç æ æ & Cantor with the Ho ly Spir it, in the glo ry o God the a ther &? with the Ho ly Spir it, in the glo ry o God the a ther a b a ther ther 0SAMLE & Em7? / G G/B B b ma7 E b ma7 b b n b Em7 n n A
INAL RERAIN & & &?? 0 > > > > > > > > & escant Glo ry in the high est, & Choir/Assembly? Glo ry to God in the high est, Glo ry, Glo ry in the high est, & A/C Bm /A G G/B SAMLE 1 Asus A?
& n n 5 b b poco rit n & n b n poco rit &?? n n b b b n n poco rit n poco rit æ poco rit æ & poco rit a and peace on earth &? and poco rit a n peace to his peo ple on earth and peace poco rit on earth & 7/C G/B Gm/B b /A a n sus? n b SAMLE poco rit
& & &?? 90 b n b n rit b rit rit n n n rit n b rit ~~~~~ ~~~~~ } ~~~ ~~~ } } ƒ ƒ ƒ æ Ç æ ƒ & n rit ƒ A men A men & Cantor/Choir n Choir/Assembly rit n? A n men A b men A men A rit men &? C/ n C/ n SAMLE B b ma7 b n ƒ rit n n b n (add) a a
INTROUCTION Like bells! q»c 7 Handbells R & 6 n b n n & & &? 6 6 6 6 Woodwinds I, II lay only i bells and trumpets are not used Trumpets I, II lay only i bells are not used tacet lay only i bells and instruments are not used n n n n Gm7 b n n n (no rd) RERAIN INTONATION 5 Cantor or Choir & Al le A/C &? lu ia, Bm7 /A SAMLE Handbells used: octaves (19 bells), 1 optional bell &? Gospel Acclamation Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Two Woodwinds, and Handbells b opt al le lu G G/B ia, Asus A Music 000, World Library ublications
SAMLE? & &? Timpani (A, ) Cantor or Choir al le /C 10 lu ia, Bm7 7/A n n n al le lu Gm7 b n C n n n ia (no rd) 5
6 RERAIN Handbells & Woodwinds I, II & Trumpets I, II & > Trombones I, II >? >? escant (ater Verse) & > > > 15 æ Al le lu ia, al le lu ia, SAMLE & Women Choir/Assembly Al le Men? &? A/C lu ia, Bm7 /A al le lu G G/B ia, Asus A
& & &?? & al le n lu ia, Last time rit b n n Last time rit b n b n Last time rit Last time rit Last time rit Last time rit n n n al le lu 0 ia & Last time rit n n? al le lu ia, al le lu Last time rit ia & /C Bm7 7/A n Gm7 b n C n (no rd)? SAMLE 7 Last time rit n n
SAMLE VERSE* C Cantor or Choir & v } n n nv v m7 Em7 A } To Rerain? Tenor Me di ant v Tenor i nal Ca dence nv *Use an appointed text rom the Lectionary
INTROUCTION With strength q» c 11 & b & b? b Woodwind I Trumpet I Timpani (A, ) (no rd) & b? b B b ma7 C n Ó (no rd) (no rd) RERAIN INTONATION Timpani? b & b Cantor or Choir Glo ry and praise to 5 you, Lord e sus Christ! æ Ç SAMLE Handbells used: octaves (1 bells) &? Lenten Gospel Acclamation Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Woodwinds, and Handbells b 9 (no rd) & b? b B b ma7 C n (no rd) n Text 1997, 191, 1969, ICEL Music 000, World Library ublications
0SAMLE RERAIN Handbells & b Woodwinds I, II & b & b? b? b & b n ḟ Trumpets I, II Trombones I, II Timpani escant (ater Verse) Glo ry and praise to Ó > > > > > > æ n you, Lord e sus Last time rit Last time rit Last time rit Last time rit Last time rit n n Christ! & b Women Glo ry and praise to Men? b Choir/Assembly you, Lord e sus Christ! & b? b (no rd) B b ma7 C n (no rd) (no rd) Last time rit
SAMLE VERSE* C Cantor or Choir & v } n n nv v m7 Em7 A } To Rerain 1? Tenor Me di ant v Tenor i nal Ca dence nv *Use an appointed text rom the Lectionary
& q» c 10 v Cantor* (tone or sung intentions) or That v that may &? A (One strum per chord) Bm v v G6 v v v A & & Women we Choir pray to the Lord: Assembly Lord, hear our w prayer w Men? Lord, hear our prayer w &? (Strum or pluck) A/C SAMLE General Intercessions Cantor, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar Bm m/a w w Gma7 Asus A w w *Tone may be adapted or other text patterns Music 000, World Library ublications
SAMLE Handbells used: octaves (1 bells), optional bells &? b b opt Holy, Holy, Holy Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Two Woodwinds, and Handbells opt & 6 & 6 & 6 Women Men? 6 ancing! q» c 6 Handbells Woodwinds I, II Trumpets I, II & 6 > >? 6? 6 Trombones I, II Timpani (A, ) > > } Choir/Assembly Ho ly, Ho ly, ho ly, ho ly, ho ly Lord, ho ly Lord, &? tacet 6 6 / G A Music 1999, 000, World Library ublications
& 5 Woodwinds I, II Trumpets I, II &? Trombones I, II? Timpani & Women Men? God God o pow er, o pow er, God o might, God o might, heav n and earth are heav n and earth are n ull o your glo n ull o your glo &? /A G Asus A Bm /A SAMLE C/G G/B n
& &? & Men? Handbells Woodwinds I, II & Trumpets I, II Trombones I, II Timpani Women ry Ho? ry 10 } san na, ho Ho san na, n n n n n n san na, ho ho san na, ho n æ san na in the san na in the & Asus A / C/G G/B n n /A n? SAMLE 5
& & &?? } n n 15 b b b æ & escant &? high est n Bless ed is he who comes in the name o the b Lord Ho Lord Ho high est Blessed, who comes in the name o the Lord &? 7/C n G/B 6SAMLE Gm/B b b /A A7/G
& & &?? & } } ƒ ƒ n n > > > n > n n n n 0 b n b n poco rit n n poco rit b n poco rit b n n b n poco rit n b n poco rit poco rit a a } ƒ ƒ ƒ æ ƒ & san na, ho san n na in the high poco rit est ƒ? san na, ho n san na, ho n san na in the high est poco rit b n & / Ho san na Bm7 SAMLE 7 ho san na, ho C/G G/B n san na in /A the n high B b ma7 C n n est ƒ (add)? n poco rit n N b n ƒ
Invitation to Memorial Acclamation Handbells used: octaves (10 bells) &? & 6 Women q»c 6 Choir/Assembly 5 Men? 6 Christ has died, Christ is ris en, Christ will come a &? 6 6 tacet G / SAMLE & riest Let us pro claim the mys ter y o aith: Memorial Acclamation A Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Two Woodwinds, and Handbells Em7 Text 197 ICEL Music 1999, 000, World Library ublications
& & &?? & & Women Men? Handbells Woodwinds I, II Trumpets I, II Trombones I, II Timpani escant gain p R Christ Christ has died, has died, Christ is Christ is ris en, ris en, n poco rit n n poco rit n n poco rit poco rit n poco rit n poco rit Christ will come a n poco rit poco rit Christ will come a gain gain & Asus A Bm /A G / C/G n n? SAMLE 9 poco rit
50 Memorial Acclamation B Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Two Woodwinds, and Handbells Handbells used: octaves (1 bells), 1 optional bell &? b opt & 6 & 6 & 6 Women Men? 6 & 6? 6 q»c 6 Woodwinds I, II Trumpets I, II tacet Choir/Assembly y ing you de / SAMLE stroyed our death, G A 5 ris ing you re m/a stored our lie Lord G A Text 197 ICEL Music 1999, 000, World Library ublications
R & Woodwinds I, II & Trumpets I, II &?? Handbells Trombones I, II Timpani n n n n n > n > n > 10 b n poco rit n poco rit n n n poco rit n poco rit n b n poco rit a æ & escant n n poco rit e come in glo ry; Lord e come in glo ry & Women Men? e come in n glo ry; Lord n e come in poco rit glo ry b n Lord e come in glo ry; Lord e come in glo poco rit ry & / C/G G/B n n /A n B b ma7 C n n (add) a? SAMLE 51 poco rit n n b n
& 6 Women q»c 6 9 Choir/Assembly 6 9 6 Men? 6 & 6? 6 tacet 9 9 9 When we 6 6 6 eat this bread and Cma7/ n 9 9 9 SAMLE 5 Handbells used: octaves (9 bells) &? Memorial Acclamation C Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Two Woodwinds, and Handbells drink thiscup, we pro C/ n 6 6 6 Text 197 ICEL Music 1999, 000, World Library ublications
5 & 6 & 6 & 6? 6? 6 Handbells Woodwinds I, II Trumpets I, II Trombones I, II Timpani (A, ) R > > n n n n n n n n n æ & 6 escant n & Women Men? 6 6 claim your death, Lord claim your death, Lord e un e un SAMLE 5 til you come in n til you come in n glo ry glo ry glo ry & 6 / G / Cma7 n n n? 6
& 6 & 6 Women q»c 6 Trumpets I, II Choir/Assembly 5 Men? 6 tacet & 6? 6 SAMLE 5 Handbells used: octaves (1 bells), 1 optional bell &? b opt Memorial Acclamation Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Two Woodwinds, and Handbells Lord, by your cross / and res urrection G / you have set us Em7 Em7/B ree Asus A Text 197 ICEL Music 1999, 000, World Library ublications
R & Woodwinds I, II & Trumpets I, II & Trombones I, II?? & Handbells Timpani n n n n escant n n n n n 10 b n poco rit n poco rit n n n poco rit n n b n poco rit poco rit poco rit a & o the world, the n Savior o the world poco rit? You are the Sav ior o the world, the n n Savior o the b world b n poco rit & / C/G G/B n n /A n B b ma7 C n n (add) a? SAMLE 55 poco rit n N b n
56 oxology and Great Amen Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar, Brass Quartet, Timpani, Two Woodwinds, and Handbells Handbells used: octaves (1 bells), optional bells &? b b opt opt SAMLE OXOLOGY A: Chicago pattern riest & & & Through him, with him, in him, all glo ry and hon or is yours, al might y a ther, OXOLOGY B: Sacramentary pattern riest & Through him, with him, in him, all glo ry and hon or is yours, al might y a ther, in the u ni ty o the Ho ly Spir it, or ev er and ev er in the u ni ty o the Ho ly Spir it, or ev er and ev er Text o oxology 197, ICEL Music o Amen 1999, World Library ublications
SAMLE & 6 & 6 & 6? 6? 6 & 6 & 6 Women Men? 6 & 6? 6 q» c 6 Handbells Woodwinds I, II Trumpets I, II Trombones I, II Timpani (A, ) escant tacet æ Asus A > > A men, Choir/Assembly A men, A/C > > > a men, a men, Bm7 /A 5 a men, a G G/B 57
5 & &?? æ & & n n n b b b b b b n b rit n rit n rit æ æ Ç, n rit ~~ ~~ ~~ } } ƒ rit ƒ rit n ƒ ƒ & a men A men, a men, a men, a rit n men? men A men, a men, a men rit SAMLE & Asus A 7/C G/B Gm/B b b /A n? n b rit
& riest Lord s rayer and oxology Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar v Let us pray or the coming o the king dom as e sus taught us 59 & 6 q» c 6 Choir/Assembly Our a ther, who art in 5 heav en, &? 6 6 C/ n C/ n C/ n & & n hal lowed be thy Cma7 n name; thy n king dom come; thy C/E n will be done on / C/E n? n SAMLE & &? 10 n earth as it is in n heav en C/E Give us this / day our dail y Em7 A Text o Introduction and Embolism 197 ICEL Music 000, World Library ublications
60 & bread; and or 15 n give us our tres pass es as we or give & m7 Bm C/G G/B n A m a? & & those who tres pass a Bm Em gainst Asus us; Em7 A and 0 lead us not in to temp / Em? & ta tion, but de n n liv er us rom e vil &? / G SAMLE B b ma7 C n n n n b n (no rd) sus
SAMLE & &? 5 riest v v e liver us, Lord, rom ev ry evil, and grant us peace in our day (One strum per chord) Am/ v v n v vv 61 & &? & v In your mercy keep us ree rom sin, and protect us rom all an xi e ty Ó Ó / v v v n v as we wait in oy ul hope or the coming o our Savior, esus Christ v v &? C/G G/B /A n w v nv w v v & Choir/Assembly or the king dom, the pow r, and the n glo ry are yours, now and or ev er & (Strum or pluck) C/ n C n n? n
6 Gently q» c 60 Woodwinds I, II & 6 5 &? Am 6 n 6 G/B Gm/B b b /A n Bm n Gma7 / a Em7 A & & Women Men? n p / Cantor or Choir* Lamb o God, you Lamb o b n take a way the God, you take a n / sins o the world: way the sins o the 10 p / have mer cy on world: have mer cy on & Am n G Gm/B b /A n Bm n? SAMLE Lamb o God Cantor or Choir, Assembly, and Keyboard with optional Guitar and Two Woodwinds b *This section may be sung more than twice, as needed Other titles or Christ may be substituted Music 000, World Library ublications
& &? us, us +Assembly have mer cy on us have mer cy on us &? Gma7 / a Em7 / Gma7 Asus A7 15 & a Cantor or Choir & Lamb o God, you? n n take a way the n b n n b sins o the b n a b world: a Lamb o God, you take a way the sins o the world: SAMLE 6 &? A/C C G/B n n Gm/B b b b n /A A7/G a
6 & &? grant us 0 peace, +Assembly grant us b b n peace, b &? grant us / peace, 7/C n G/B grant us Gm/B b b b & p 5 1* b n inal rit b b p &? Cantor or Choir grant us peace, +Assembly grant us 1* peace inal rit peace peace, grant us, grant rit us peace &? /A p 7/C n G/B SAMLE 1* Gm/B b b Gm b inal Gm/B b rit b b C n *This optional ending may be used i the Lamb o God needs to be extended