Resonet in Laudibus

SKU: MN.80-106

UPC: 688670801068. English.

This cheerful set of Eucharistic Acclamations, based on the Christmas melody Resonet in laudibus, was written for assembly, SATB, and organ with optional brass quartet. It is clear that Matthew Koraus knows what works for an assembly. The Holy, Holy and the Amen involve the congregation in a call-and-response fashion, which, combined with the use of a familiar melody, makes it very easy for them to participate. Each of the three memorial acclamations are included, as are two versions of the Amen, one simple and one more involved. For Christmas through the Baptism of the Lord; also appropriate for Advent in a pared down presentation.

SKU: CA.9220700

ISBN 9790007125721. Language: Latin.

SKU: CA.2200111

ISBN 9790007037369. Language: Latin/German.

Score available separately - see item CA.2200100.

SKU: CA.2200112

ISBN 9790007037376. Language: Latin/German.

Score available separately - see item CA.2200100.

SKU: CA.2200105

ISBN 9790007037352. Language: Latin/German.

Score available separately - see item CA.2200100.

SKU: GI.G-8554

UPC: 785147855408. English. Text Source: 'Josef lieber, Josef mein' Translation: Neville S. Talbot.

The traditional German text Josef lieber, Josef mein, set in English to the tune RESONET IN LADIBUS, is ornamented by a lilting, original accompaniment that brings out the beauty of this beloved carol. The tick-tock rhythm of the text and the gently rocking repeated eighth-note pattern in the piano unite to give a sense of gentle rocking and paint a tender picture of Mary and Joseph cradling their infant son. .

SKU: GI.G-018210

UPC: 641151125848.

This popular Mass for the Christmas season is based on familiar carols: ADESTE FIDELIS, ANTIOCH, W ZLOBIE LEVY (Infant Holy, Infant Lowly), GLORIA (Angels We Have Heard on High), and RESONET IN LAUDIBUS. Eucharistic Acclamations are based on IN DULCI JUBILO. For SATB choir, cantor, presider or narrator, and assembly.

SKU: HL.49041702

ISBN 9783254082138. 4.75x7.5x0.883 inches. German.

Warum waren unsere Weihnachtslieder in bestimmten Epochen besonders beliebt? Wann entstanden sie? In welchem Zusammenhang stehen sie zueinander? Wer waren ihre Verfasser und Komponisten, die Liedermacher, die Sanger? Welches waren die sozialen Tragergruppen des Weihnachtsgesanges, und welche Funktion besass er in den wechselnden Phasen der Gesellschaftsgeschichte? Antwort auf diese Fragen gibt das Buch der Weihnachtslieder, in dem 151 Lieder - unter ihnen auch Parodien - mit ihren Melodien, einer zweiten Stimme sowie Akkorden zur Gitarrenbegleitung im kulturhistorischen Zusammenhang vorgestellt werden.