Retracing

SKU: HH.HH389-FSP

ISBN 9790708146032.

The inspiration for Tread Softly came from two contrasting sources: the religious music of early medieval Spain, and Debbie Locke’s work of art ‘Retracing Your Steps - Bristol I’. Although over a thousand years apart, these two sources share a common feature - a powerful sense of movement enclosed within a static form. In early Spanish music this manifests in the use of extended melisma, and in Locke’s work it is depicted through the seemingly moving, web-like form of the central image. Tread Softly explores the idea of movement within stasis through the use of a main melodic gesture that transforms very slowly, but constantly, throughout.

SKU: HP.8802

UPC: 763628988029.

Lent & Easter Musical
Retracing Christ's final days and journey to the cross, this new musical for Lent and Holy Week includes a mixture of traditional and contemporary hymns and songs set in a variety of styles. Arranged for SATB choir with narrator(s), and options to include soloists and congregation, plus a 5-piece instrumental ensemble, scored by Ed Hogan, this 38-minute program focuses on our Savior's sacrifice and the hope in the shadows to which we cling. The Publisher grants permission to the purchaser to print parts from the CD-ROM for use in your church's performance.

SKU: BR.PB-4713

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised.

ISBN 9790004210499. 9 x 12 inches.

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised. It is known that Bach reused the music of Cantata BWV 213 in his Christmas Oratorio and, as Hans Gruss convincingly explains, paid close attention to the preparation of the performance material in light of the repeated use of the new work. The final version of the cantata is recognizable in the parts of the Christmas Oratorio, states Gruss. The specifics of the later revision can thus be retraced. They have also entailed a number of editorial consequences which cast a new light on the Cantata BWV 213.

SKU: BR.OB-4713-11

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised.

ISBN 9790004333709. 12.5 x 10 inches.

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised. It is known that Bach reused the music of Cantata BWV 213 in his Christmas Oratorio and, as Hans Gruss convincingly explains, paid close attention to the preparation of the performance material in light of the repeated use of the new work. The final version of the cantata is recognizable in the parts of the Christmas Oratorio, states Gruss. The specifics of the later revision can thus be retraced. They have also entailed a number of editorial consequences which cast a new light on the Cantata BWV 213.

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised.

SKU: GI.G-VHS-478

The astonishing adventure of Taizé can best be understood when we learn what has marked the life of its founder, Brother Roger. This video, which provides a kind of in-depth encounter with him, has no commentary. It is Brother Roger himself who tells his story and that of Taizé. Intense experiences in childhood, an adolescence marked by doubt and the rediscovery of prayer, the beginnings of a vocation, risks taken in the midst of war during the early years in Taiz?, the beginnings of the community and its deepest inspiration, meetings with Pope John XXIII-these are some of the steps that Brother Roger retraces here.

SKU: BR.CHB-4713-02

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised.

ISBN 9790004407936. 7.5 x 10.5 inches. German / French.

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised. It is known that Bach reused the music of Cantata BWV 213 in his Christmas Oratorio and, as Hans Gruss convincingly explains, paid close attention to the preparation of the performance material in light of the repeated use of the new work. The final version of the cantata is recognizable in the parts of the Christmas Oratorio, states Gruss. The specifics of the later revision can thus be retraced. They have also entailed a number of editorial consequences which cast a new light on the Cantata BWV 213.

SKU: BR.OB-4713-15

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised.

ISBN 9790004333716. 10 x 12.5 inches.

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised. It is known that Bach reused the music of Cantata BWV 213 in his Christmas Oratorio and, as Hans Gruss convincingly explains, paid close attention to the preparation of the performance material in light of the repeated use of the new work. The final version of the cantata is recognizable in the parts of the Christmas Oratorio, states Gruss. The specifics of the later revision can thus be retraced. They have also entailed a number of editorial consequences which cast a new light on the Cantata BWV 213.

In our new edition of this often performed work, many details pertaining to performance-practical matters have been revised.