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SATB a capella
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"A lovely brief choral introit or anthem based on a text by John Newton. Homophonic style but each part has distinct phrasing and range."
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SATB and organ
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"This text by Sir Walter Raleigh is full of symbolism (scallop shells were a sign of pilgrimage). Tappe has written this as an homage to Herbert Howells. Each sung phrase is separated by significant organ interludes. A gratifying and moving work for the advanced choir."
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a commissioned workSATB a capella
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This simple and easy setting of a modern English translation of Simeon's response to discovering the infant Jesus in the temple (Luke 2:29 ff) may be sung with or without accompaniment. It is appropriate for Candlemas, funerals, evening services, etc.
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a commissioned workSATB a cappella
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This pastoral Collect from the Book of Common Prayer is appropriate for all occasions but particularly for the Feasts of All Saints and All Souls. It also serves well when there are those in danger or any kind of trouble, for funerals and services of remembrance. The soothing, medium to difficult setting of the text emphasizes both solace and a confident trust in God. Available in 2022 through Paraclete Music Press.
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SATB and organ
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This festive treatment of a paraphrase of the Phos hilaron is most relevant for evening services and services of light. While difficult, it is a most satisfying setting.
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a commissioned workSATB and organ
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"This text comes from Richard Rolle of the 14th century. The words are “old” English, and the music is warm and lovingly phrased. Trebles provide the opening and then all voices join in."
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SATB a capella
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This choral setting of Plainsong based on Philippians 2:8-9 is appropriate at all times and proper for use on Palm Sunday and at Tenebrae. It may also be used throughout Holy Week and during Lent. The music reflects the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross but supports the ultimate triumph of his Holy Name. M-D
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SATB a cappella
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"Traditional 1662 text; setting dedicated to choirs of St. John’s Cathedral, Denver. Four parts expand occasionally into divisi, advanced harmony at times."
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The Tulsa ServiceSATB with some divisi and organ
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"This setting is reminiscent of the Howells' setting for Gloucester Cathedral. Each voice part is well suited to its particular vocal strengths and colors. Organ part is a voice unto itself, elaborating upon the choral writing and punctuating certain portions of the text."
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SlaneSATB with Soprano Solo
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Based on the hymn tune SLANE with words by Jan Struther, this work reflects both the passage of the day from morning to evening and that of life from birth to death and that God is ever-present throughout our days and lives. The tempo gradually slows toward the 'end of the day.' Suitable for all seasons and occasions.
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Psalm 67
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"A contemplative setting of Psalm 67 including numerous opportunities for solos and a supportive and satisfying organ part. An extended anthem that could be used by accomplished choirs in concert."
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Capitol HillSATB and organ
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"Based on an original hymn tune, this energetic anthem goes from unison to four parts and concludes with all men on the melody for an exciting ending."
–Paraclete Press |
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Sine nomineSATB, descant, congregation and organ
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This festival setting is full of energy and imagination. Each verse is set differently with subtle harmonic changes and instrumental voicing giving this favorite hymn a “new face.”
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SATB and organ
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This powerful but tender work is not just for the Feast of All Saints. The text illustrates God's work in human history thereby illuminating the reasons we must praise God. E-M
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a commissioned workSATB and organ
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An original text that is a prayer for musicians and artists, this is set for SATB choir and organ. The accompaniment acts as an important voice here and the choral parts intertwine to create a rich texture. A fine piece for special musical and artistic occasions.
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(ELLACOMBE)SATB and organ
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"An anthem on the hymn tune “Ellacombe.” Each verse is set in different textures, ending in a fanfare arrangement for the brass; could be used as a hymn accompaniment as well."
–Paraclete Press |
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The day of Resurrection
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