Walk in My Ways Accompaniment Book—Year B

Accompaniment Book Music from Psallite

The Collegeville Composers Group

ISBN: 9780814630587, 3058

Details: 80 pgs, 8 1/2 x 10 7/8
Publication Date: 07/01/2005

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$11.95

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Accompaniments, along with reprintable antiphon graphics for 27 of the selections from Psallite composed for Liturgical Year B are included in the Accompaniment Book. A CD recording is also available as well as collections of selected titles for Year A and Year C .

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5 or more copies	$9.95 net
1-4 copies	$11.95

Walk in My Ways includes:

To You, O Lord
Rejoice in the Lord, Again Rejoice!
We Receive from Your Fullness
Here Is My Servant
Give: Your Father Sees
Those Who Love Me
My Shepherd Is the Lord
There Is Mercy in the Lord
This Is My Body
Send out Your Spirit
Christ, Our Pasch
Live on in My Love
I Will See You Again
Walk in My Ways
Venite Adoremus
God Heals the Broken
Lead Me, Guide Me
Here in Your Presence
All You Nations
Don't Be Afraid
Those Who Do Justice
Let the Word Make a Home in Your Heart
I Loved Wisdom More Than Health or Beauty
Courage! Get Up!
My Plans for You Are Peace
Rejoice in the Lord on This Feast of the Saints
May God Grant Us Joy of Heart

The Collegeville Composers Group includes Carol Browning, Catherine Christmas, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB Cam, Paul F. Ford, PhD, and Paul Inwood.

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ISBN: 9780814630587, 3058

Details: 80 pgs, 8 1/2 x 10 7/8
Publication Date: 07/01/2005

Reviews

Musically, the styles are many and varied: there will be something that appeals to everyone . . . Having used the previous sampler extensively, I am happy that the songs work, drawing people into song whilst processing, providing a spiritual moment in particular during the Communion procession through the repetitive nature of the music and the scriptural texts.

Music and Liturgy

[N]o matter what your parish's musical resources, you can celebrate with these songs. . . . I love the musicality of these works and applaud the systematic effort they represent. . . . you must acknowledge the significant contribution these composers are making through their careful consideration of the use of music in the liturgy, their successful attempt to the place the voice in a position of musical prominence, and their commitment to the singing of psalms as the primary prayer language of the liturgical assembly.

Pastoral Music