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M u s i c s o u r c e b o o k

A l l s A i n t s t h r o u g h t r A n s f i g u r A t i o n

Music sourcebook for All sAints through trAnsfigurAtion

Contents

Introduction

All Saints, Remembering Those Who Have DiedS501 Grant Rest Eternal ........................................................................................................Ike SturmS502 Raise Them Up ................................................................................................................Ana HernándezS503 You Will Find Rest .........................................................................................................John HelgenS504 Blessed Are They ............................................................................................................Daniel SchwandtS505 Beatitudes ...........................................................................................................................Ryan HostlerS506 All of Us Go Down to the Dust ...........................................................................Mark MummertS507 Thanksgiving for Saints of the Congregation .................................................Marilyn HaskelS508 You Will Find Rest .........................................................................................................Ike SturmS509 If We Live ............................................................................................................................Rolf VegdahlS510 Litany of the Saints ........................................................................................................Paul Friesen-CarperS511 They Are before the Throne Gospel Acclamation ......................................Paul Friesen-CarperS512 Procession to the Font All Saints Day ...............................................................Paul Friesen-CarperS513 Thanksgiving at the Font I With Sung Acclamations ...................................Paul Friesen-CarperS514 Thanksgiving at the Font II With Sung Acclamations ..................................Paul Friesen-CarperS515 Thanksgiving at the Font III With Sung Acclamations .................................Paul Friesen-CarperS516 Thanksgiving at the Font IV With Sung Acclamations ................................Paul Friesen-CarperS517 Thanksgiving at the Font V With Sung Acclamations ..................................Paul Friesen-CarperS518 Baptismal Acclamation All Saints Day ................................................................Paul Friesen-Carper

Various Seasonal ObservancesS519 I Am Alpha and Omega Gospel Acclamation for November ..................Marilyn HaskelS520 We Come to You for We Hunger Offering Song for November ..........Robert Buckley FarleeS521 Litany of Care for the Earth Rogation ...............................................................Daniel SchwandtS522 For the Healing of Creation .................................................................................... John D. BeckerS523 Thanksgiving Grace .......................................................................................................Marilyn Haskel

AdventS524 Thanksgiving for Light for Advent Advent Wreath Lighting ....................Paul Friesen-CarperS525 Blessed Are You, Lord Song of Zechariah .......................................................Brian WentzelS526 Blessed Are You, Lord Song of Zechariah .......................................................Mark MummertS527 My Soul Proclaims the Greatness of the Lord Song of Mary .............. Ike SturmS528 Filled with Hope and Gratitude Song of Mary .............................................Paul Friesen-CarperS529 Turn to Us Again Kyrie for Advent ........................................................................Ryan HostlerS530 To a Waiting World Sending Song for Advent .................................................Anne Krentz OrganS531 Maranatha Litany for Advent .................................................................................... Ike SturmS532 Advent Prayer Response ...........................................................................................Ryan HostlerS533 Advent Prayer Response ...........................................................................................Ryan HostlerS534 Advent Prayer Response ...........................................................................................Daniel SchwandtS535 Advent Prayer Response ...........................................................................................Andrew Paul FredelS536 We Are Awaiting the Coming Offering Song for Advent ..........................Paul Friesen-CarperS537 Now Is the Moment to Wake from Sleep ......................................................Anne Krentz Organ

Advent (cont.)S538 O Antiphons With Maranatha Refrain ..............................................................Zebulon M. HighbenS539 O Antiphons .....................................................................................................................Elise FeyerhermS540 O Antiphons .....................................................................................................................St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal ChurchS541 O Antiphons .....................................................................................................................ELW tone 8S542 Come, Lord Jesus .........................................................................................................Robert Buckley FarleeS543 We Are Waiting for Jesus .......................................................................................... John HelgenS544 Many Will Come ............................................................................................................Daniel SchwandtS545 Let Us Prepare ...............................................................................................................Ana HernándezS546 Let Us Go Rejoicing Psalm 122 ...........................................................................Rawn HarborS547 Stir Up Your Power .......................................................................................................Bret Hesla

ChristmasS548 This Holy Night ...............................................................................................................Scott WeidlerS549 Christmas Proclamation .............................................................................................PlainsongS550 Christmas Proclamation .............................................................................................ELW tone 6S551 Christmas Prayer Response .....................................................................................Andrew Paul FredelS552 God Here among Us Communion Song ...........................................................Anne Krentz OrganS553 The Light Shines in the Darkness Canticles of Light ..................................Zebulon M. HighbenS554 Las Posadas ........................................................................................................................Traditional

Epiphany, Time after EpiphanyS555 Rise Up! Shine! Walk in the Light ..........................................................................George Elderkin/Daniel SchwandtS556 Epiphany Dialogue .........................................................................................................Zebulon M. HighbenS557 A Voice from Heaven Said Gospel Acclamation ............................................. Paul Friesen-CarperS558 Epiphany Prayer Response .......................................................................................Andrew Paul Fredel See also S551.S559 Blessing of a Home or Church (full) ...................................................................Mark MummertS560 Blessing of a Home or Church (simple) ...........................................................Mark MummertS561 God Will Watch Over .................................................................................................Ana HernándezS562 Come to the Water .....................................................................................................Zebulon M. HighbenS563 You Are My Child Abba’s Lullaby ......................................................................... James Hilden-MintonS564 Procession to the Font Baptism of Our Lord .................................................Paul Friesen-CarperS565 Baptismal Acclamation Baptism of Our Lord ..................................................Paul Friesen-Carper For the Baptism of Our Lord, see also S513–S517.S566 You Are God’s Own People ....................................................................................Anders GerdmarS567 Let the Peoples Praise You Psalm 67 ................................................................Rawn HarborS568 Come, Light of God Lumière de Dieu ...............................................................Communauté du GrandchampS569 God, Look with Favor ..............................................................................................Ana HernándezS570 This Is My Chosen Gospel Acclamation for Transfiguration ......................Daniel SchwandtS571 Farewell to Alleluia ........................................................................................................Daniel Schwandt

Scripture Index ..............................................................................................................................Pg. 158Contributor Index .......................................................................................................................Pg. 158Title Index ........................................................................................................................................Pg. 159

Introduction | 5

Introduction

In 2009 – 2010 a pair of resources were published in support of Evangelical Lutheran Worship: a book of ideas and planning perspectives called Worship Guidebook for Lent and the Three Days and a music companion, Music Sourcebook for Lent and the Three Days. Both were intended to provide additional materials for those working with Evangelical Lutheran Worship, but neither was meant to be only for users of ELW. In the years since, those two books—and the Music Sourcebook in particular—have proven to be a valuable resource wherever congregations are observing and reclaiming the Three Days as the center of the church’s life.

Outside that center, however, there are other days and seasons that call for our finest efforts. These are different from the Three Days, though, in the sense that there is not a newly-gathered collection of texts needing musical settings, nor are there set liturgical forms to be opened up. So in this case, no additional Worship Guidebook was called for. Rather, this volume presents a collection of enriching resources for the various times beginning roughly with All Saints Day and stretching through the Transfiguration of Our Lord, encompassing Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany on the way.

Like the previous Music Sourcebook, this one grew out of a gathering of composers, one which took place in the winter of 2011. Those gathered were charged with writing music for worship use during the fall and winter times. Since there often were no prescribed texts to work with in Evangelical Lutheran Worship, the net for texts was cast more broadly and came to include examples from many different places and traditions. Like the pieces in the previous volume, these were to have assembly involvement. The musical styles were left up to the composers, but they needed to be accessible.

Explanatory notes are included in many cases, especially where the ritual for which the music is provided may not be familiar. Notes are provided in the expanded table of contents preceding each section and sometimes on the pages with the music.

Most pieces in this collection are reproducible for choirs with no further permission needed, as long as the credit line is included. Do check that permission line for each piece, however, as some works belong to other copyright holders who have not granted permission for further reproduction of text and/or music, and in those cases the owners need to be contacted for permission. The assembly parts provided on the enclosed CD-ROM are prepared for use in service folders; but again it is important to check the permission line on each item, as a few of these pieces require either obtaining permission for reproduction or reporting their usage under a valid copyright license. Most of these assembly parts, however, may be reproduced without further permission by the purchaser of this collection for non-sale use in the purchaser’s local context.

Music Sourcebook for All Saints through Transfiguration, ISBN 978-1-4514-2426-3Published by Augsburg Fortress. All rights reserved.

Permission is granted the purchaser to reproduce this composition for purchaser’s local, non-sale use.

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Notes: The refrain can be sung in parts or by simply repeating the first measure. The first Blessed should always be sung in unison. If singing choral parts the sopranos should sing the top note, the alto singing the bottom note, and tenor/bass on the main congregational part.

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To reproduce this composition, you must contact the publisher for permission or report usage under a valid license.

Text © 2009 Augsburg Fortress. All rights reserved.Music © 1987 John D. Becker. Published by OCP Publications, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97218. All rights reserved. Used by permission.

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This litany is best led and performed in a “paperless” style. An assembly part is not provided on the CD-ROM.



Text © 1988 English Language Liturgical ConsultationMusic © 2004 Augsburg Fortress. All rights reserved.

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S543 We Are Waiting for Jesus




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Many ages after God created the heavens | and the earth, when man and woman were formed in | God’s own image;long after | the great flood, when God set the rainbow in the clouds as a sign | of the covenant;twenty-one centuries from the time of Abra- | ham and Sarah; thirteen centuries after Moses led God’s people | into freedom;eleven centuries from the time of Ruth | and the judges; a thousand years from the anointing of Da- | vid as king;in the sixty-fifth week, as Daniel’s prophe- | cy takes note; in the one hundred and ninety- | fourth Olympiad;the seven hundred and fifty-second year from the founding of the cit- | y of Rome; the forty-second year of the reign of Octavi- | an Augustus;in the sixth age | of the world, all earth be- | ing at peace,Jesus Christ, eternal God, Son of the eternal Father,willing to hallow the world by his com- | ing in mercy, was born of the virgin Mary in Bethlehem | of Judea.Today is the birth of our Lord | Jesus Christ, God | made__ flesh.

Text: TraditionalMusic: Evangelical Lutheran Worship, tone 6

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Text: John 1:1–5; Isaiah 9:2, 60:1–2; Luke 2:29–32Music: Zebulon M. Highben

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Text: Traditional, tr. Martin A. SeltzMusic: Traditional, from Libro de Liturgia y Cántico, 1998

English text © 2013 Augsburg Fortress. All rights reserved.

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Text: Traditional, tr. Martin A. SeltzMusic: Traditional, from Libro de Liturgia y Cántico, 1998



Text and arrangement © 2013 Augsburg Fortress. All rights reserved.

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Text: Isaiah 60:1, 6; Matthew 2:2, para. Daniel Schwandt; George D. Elderkin, refrain Music: We’ll Walk in the light, traditional, arr. Daniel Schwandt

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Text: Traditional, Proverbs 9:1; adapt. Mark MummertMusic: Mark Mummert




S571 Farewell to Alleluia

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Text: Ambrosian riteMusic: Daniel Schwandt

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