Music leaders, show us your song list - NEW!!

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I got an email from OCP about their musical revisions/deletions/additions for the 2011 Breaking Bread/Music Issue. Just thought I’d like to share:

ADDITIONS

A Shelter in the Time of Storm (Joncas)
Come, Now Is the Time to Worship (Doerksen)
Cristo Sáname / Jesus, Heal Me (García-Lopez)
For Your Glory Reigns (Berberick/B.Walker)
God Be in My Head (Brown)
God of Mystery, God of Mercy (C.Walker/Glen)
Grant Us Peace (Canedo)
In Christ Alone (Getty / Townend)
Lead Us to the Water: New Composite Version
(Kendzia/Daigle)
Lux Aeterna Litany (de Silva)
O Father, All-Creating (AURELIA)
O Lamp of Glory (Glen/Berberick/Keil)
O Saving Victim / O Salutaris (DUGUET)
O Word of God (Manalo)
One with the Risen Lord (Hurd)
Sacramentum Caritatis (Joncas)
St. Patrick’s Breastplate (Wright)
The Eyes and Hands of Christ (Kendzia)
The Sacrifice of Praise (Joncas)
With All the Saints (Hurd)

DELETIONS

Ang Katawan Ni Kristo (Manalo)
Anima Christi (Toolan)
Behind Me and Before Me (Dufford)
Call Us to Your Table (C. Walker)
Come Down, O Love Divine (DOWN AMPNEY)
Come to the Lord (Angrisano/Tomaszek)
I Want to Praise Your Name (Hurd)
In Faith, in Hope (C. Walker)
Jesus, the Bread of Life (Brown)
Let It Be Done to Us (Hurd)
My God and My All (Zaragoza)
My Heart Belongs to You (Booth)
Now My Heart (Foley)
O Silence (Foley)
One Bread, One Cup (Fisher, Canedo, et al)
Taste and See (Willcock)
This Is Our Cry (Whitaker)
Those Called by Christ (Hagan/DETROIT)
We Ever Will Praise You (McDonell)
Who Shall Sound the Air with Song
(Saliers/Hillert)
Your Light Will Come, Jerusalem (Hurd)
God with Us (Hart)
The Kingdom Calls Us to Repent
(Hagan/WINDSOR)

REVISIONS
Transfigure Us, O Lord (Hurd): moved from BB (Lent) to MI (Discipleship)

POST-LAYOUT CONTENTS

Easter:
Our Paschal Sacrifice / El Cordero Pascual
(Rubalcava)

Pentecost:
Come, O Holy Spirit, Come (DeBruyn)

Ordinary Time:
Qué Alegría / I Rejoiced (Cortez)
 
Not to crazy of “Come, Now is the Time to Worship” being added. Seems that it should be used for a youth concert, not the Mass.
 
Went to Mass this evening. This is what we sang:

Processional Hymn: #306 Let Us Go to the Altar :eek:
Preparation of the Gifts: #586 Your Words are Spirit and Life :eek:
Communion Hymn: #336 Jesus, the Bread of Life
Recessional Hymn: #576 Sing of the Lord’s Goodness

I do not like “Let Us Go to the Altar” or “Your Words are Spirit and Life” at all. Never knew why.

This is what I suggest for next weekend:

Sunday, July 4, 2010 - Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time - Year C

Processional Hymn: #654 God of Our Fathers NATIONAL HYMN
Preparation of the Gifts: #650 This is My Song FINLANDIA
Communion Hymn: #456 For the Healing ST. THOMAS
Recessional Hymn: #497 Let There Be Peace on Earth Jackson/Miller
 
Now that I think of it, “Jesus, the Bread of Life” by Grayson Warren Brown, which was used at Mass is kind of hard to sing if you cannot read music. I remember a few years back when I couldn’t read it that well, it was so difficult trying to sing it. Has anyone ever used this song before and had problems with it? I’m wondering if the congregation had the problem I had.
 
Are there any songs with Jewish flare out there…? I’ve always have a deep-seated love for Jewish music. (I’ve never told anyone this before)
 
CatholicZ09 said:
Now that I think of it, “Jesus, the Bread of Life” by Grayson Warren Brown, which was used at Mass is kind of hard to sing if you cannot read music. I remember a few years back when I couldn’t read it that well, it was so difficult trying to sing it. Has anyone ever used this song before and had problems with it? I’m wondering if the congregation had the problem I had.
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Never heard if it. I’ll look into it though, as I’m always looking for something new, even if it is only for the choir.
 
This weekend:

Holy God We Praise They Name
Here I Am Lord
I am the Bread of Life
What Wondrous Love is This
City of God.
 
This is what the guitarist chose for this weekend’s Mass:

Entrance: Blest are They
Offertory: Be Not Afraid :eek:
Communion: Gift of Finest Wheat
Recessional: Hail Holy Queen Enthroned Above (badly strummed on the guitar)

This is what I will be using for a patronal feast on Tuesday:

Entrance: By All Your Saints Still Striving
Gloria: Richard Proulx - A Community Mass
Offertory: Todo Lo Que Tengo
Incensing of Altar: Tu es Petrus
Sanctus: Jubilate Deo
Memorial Acclamation: Salvator Mundi salvanos, qui per crucem et resurrectionem tuam liberatinos.
Great Amen: from Papal Mass
Agnus Dei: Jubilate Deo
Communion Antiphon: Tu es Christus, Filii Dei Vivi (if I can find it in time)
Meditation: Donde Hay Caridad y Amor
Recessional: For All the Saints

The Cathedral organist and I went over the selections and he was quite fine with all of them. 👍
 
CatholicZ09 said:
Went to Mass this evening. This is what we sang:

Processional Hymn: #306 Let Us Go to the Altar :eek:
Preparation of the Gifts: #586 Your Words are Spirit and Life :eek:
Communion Hymn: #336 Jesus, the Bread of Life
Recessional Hymn: #576 Sing of the Lord’s Goodness

I do not like “Let Us Go to the Altar” or “Your Words are Spirit and Life” at all. Never knew why.

This is what I suggest for next weekend:

Sunday, July 4, 2010 - Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time - Year C

Processional Hymn: #654 God of Our Fathers NATIONAL HYMN
Preparation of the Gifts: #650 This is My Song FINLANDIA
Communion Hymn: #456 For the Healing ST. THOMAS
Recessional Hymn: #497 Let There Be Peace on Earth Jackson/Miller
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We did exactly the same hymns at the same times except for communion we sang “You Are Mine”
 
CatholicZ09 said:
Went to Mass this evening. This is what we sang:

Processional Hymn: #306 Let Us Go to the Altar :eek:
Preparation of the Gifts: #586 Your Words are Spirit and Life :eek:
Communion Hymn: #336 Jesus, the Bread of Life
Recessional Hymn: #576 Sing of the Lord’s Goodness

I do not like “Let Us Go to the Altar” or “Your Words are Spirit and Life” at all. Never knew why.
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I did not like it when I heard them this morning. Of course, I was cringing when the choir sang City of God. :eek: OCP is the root of all bad music.
 
benedictgal said:
This is what the guitarist chose for this weekend’s Mass:

Entrance: Blest are They
Offertory: Be Not Afraid :eek:
Communion: Gift of Finest Wheat
Recessional: Hail Holy Queen Enthroned Above (badly strummed on the guitar)
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I still don’t get why your guitarist is using Marian hymns for the recessional. I don’t see how it fits.
 
CatholicZ09 said:
I still don’t get why your guitarist is using Marian hymns for the recessional. I don’t see how it fits.
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She is a very nice girl, but she knows zilch about what is appropriate for the Mass. There is a very bad custom down here about using Marian hymns as the recessional. I certainly did not plan any for tomorrow’s Mass.
 
Here is what our music leader chose for this weekend:

Entrance: All are welcome MI: 409
Offertory: The Summons MI: 377 (542) Or Like a child Rest MI: 481
Communion: Song of the body of Christ MI: 321 Or Come to me MI: 475
Closing: America the beautiful MI: 651
 
We Gather Together
America The Beautiful
O Sacrament Most Holy
What Woundrous Love is This
Now Thank We All Our God
 
So I was looking on OCP’s website and I saw that their 2011 Missal covers were revealed and was looking at the cover for the 2011 Breaking Bread. Can someone figure out what the cover is?

ocp.org/products/BB-P

You can click on it for a closer look. I’m thinking it’s a sun, but I’m not really sure.
 
I just received the latest catalog from OCP in the mail today and it features those covers in it. The cover that your speak of for the 2011 issue of breaking bread look like an abstraction of the sun but also looks like a gathering of people.
 
CatholicZ09 said:
ocp.org/products/BB-P

You can click on it for a closer look. I’m thinking it’s a sun, but I’m not really sure.
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Just off the top of my head, I would guess it is a painting by Picasso made for the Illuminati of the Sun God Ra showing his blessing of the papists of Mystery Babylon. But then that could be the Chick in me flaring up or a left over nightmare from watching DaVinci Code too late.
 
This is What i have picked for Mass im an Organist/Choir Director at 16 Years old and i am very Blessed to be doing it.

July 3rd, 2010
Celebration of the Holy Eucharist St Vincent Depaul
4:00 p.m. Mass

Prelude- # 964 This is My Song (choir) Ritual Song
Entrance- # 966 “God Of Our Fathers” * Ritual Song
Responsorial Psalm (choir) Psalm 34
Gospel Acclamation- Alleluia # 401 “Ritual Song”
Offertory- 831 “Let There Be Peace on Earth”
Sanctus/Eucharistic Responses- A Community Mass by Richard Prolux
Agnuis Dei- Chant
Communion 749 What Wondrous Love is This (Choir)
Meditation- Laudete Dominum by Mozart (soprano solo)
Recessional- 965 “America The Beautiful”
 
Addional Song List

July 11th
4:00 p.m. St. Vincent Depaul
Celebration of the Holy Eucharist

Prelude- Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence (Instr)
Entrance- # 695 Praise to the Lord, The Almighty
Offertory- The Halleljah Chrous (Choir Solo) from Handels Messiah
Mass Setting- Mass for the City
Communion- Ave Verum Corpus
Meditation- Rejoice The Lord is King 627
Recessional- Holy God We Praise Thy Name # 657
 
Easter Sunday which is one of my Favorites we did these Hymns

Entrance- Jesus Christ is Risen Today
Gloria- Community Mass
Gospel- Ritual Song Alleluia # 401
Offertory- The Halleljuah Chrous (choir)
Mass Setting (A Community mass)
Communion- Ave Verum Corpus (tenor)
Meditation- Now the Green Blade Rises
Recessional- Thine Be the Glory (this is a protestant hymn but is beautiful so i taught the choir it and we sang it, worked out great

Thine Be The Glory
Risen Conquring Son
Endless is the Victry
Ore all death hath won
Angels in Bright Rainment
Rolled the stone away
Kept the Folded Grave Clothes Were thy Body Lay
Thine by the Glory
Risen Conquring Son
Endless is the victry
ORe all death has won
 
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