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Voices United Licensing Agency Index Licensing Title Acknowledgement 1 © Copyright Agency 2 Voices United Licensing Agency Index Licensing Title Acknowledgement 1 © copyright Agency 2 Hymns 1 O Come, O Come, Emmanuel Words: from the Latin antiphons for Advent, ca. 9th century, trans. Words: Church Pension Fund. Music: Public Domain. N/A O! viens, Jésus, oh! Viens, John Mason Neale 1851, et al.© Church Pension Fund. Used by Arrangement: Concordia Publishing House. Emmanuel permission. Music: 15th century plainsong melody. Arrangement: Translation: AUVIDIS (Fleurus). © Concordia Publishing House, 3558 South Jefferson Ave., St. Louis, MS 63118-3968, USA. Translation: © AUVIDIS (Fleurus), BP 21, 94250 Gentilly Cedex, France. 2 Come, Thou Long-Expected Words: Charles Wesley 1744. Music: Psalmodia Sacra 1715 Public Domain. N/A Jesus 3 Plus de nuit, le jour va naître Words: French para. H. Cousin. Public Domain. N/A 4 God of All Places Words: David Haas © 1988 G.I.A. Publications, Inc. Music: © Words: G.I.A. Publications, Inc. Music: David M. OneLicense.net David M. Young, c/o Jo Young, 26 Glenbrae Avenue, Toronto, Young, c/o Jo Young. Ontario, M4G 3R5. Used by permission. 5 All Earth Is Waiting Words: Catalonian, Alberto Taulé 1972 Music: Alberto Taulé © Words, Music: Oregon Catholic Press. Translation: CCLI, 1993 Centro de Pastoral Liturgica, administered by Oregon Catholic The United Methodist Publishing House. Harmony: OneLicense.net Press. All rights reserved. Used by permission. Translation: © 1989 1989 Skinner Chávez-Melo. Used by permission of The United Methodist Publishing House. Harmony: © 1989 Skinner Juan Francisco Chávez. Chávez-Melo. Used by permission of Juan Francisco Chávez, Arenal 48, Depto. 10, 01050 Mexico (San Angel), D.F. Mexico. 6 A Candle Is Burning Words: © 1986 Sandra Dean, 1134 Plant Dr., Ottawa, ON K1V Words: Sandra Dean. Music: Public Domain. LicenSing 9E8. Music: James R. Murray. 7 Hope Is a Star Words: Brian Wren 1985 Music: Joan Collier Fogg 1987. Words, Words, Music: Hope Publishing Company. LicenSing, Music: © 1989 Hope Publishing Company. All rights reserved. OneLicense.net Used by permission. 8 Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming Words: German 15th century. English translation: Theodore Baker. Public Domain. N/A French translation: L. Monastier. Music: German traditional melody. Harmonized by Michael Praetorius. 9 People, Look East Words: Eleanor Farjeon 1928 © David Higham Associates, 5-8 Words: © David Higham Associates. Music: Public OneLicense.net Lower John St., Golden Square, London W1R 4HA, England. Domain. Harmony: Oxford University Press. Music: French folk melody. Harmony: © 1928 Oxford University Press. 10 Prepare the Way of the Lord Words, Music: Michael Burkhardt 1990 © 1992 MorningStar Words, Music: Morningstar Music CCLI, Music Publishers, 2117 59th St., St. Louis, MO 63118, USA. Used Publications/Birnamwood Publications. LicenSing, by permission. OneLicense.net © 2012 The United Church of Canada/L’Église Unie du Canada. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike Licence. Visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ca. Voices United Licensing Agency Index Licensing Title Acknowledgement 1 © copyright Agency 2 12 She Walked in the Summer Words, Music: Miriam Therese Winter © 1968, 1987 Medical Words, Music: Medical Mission Sisters. See Note 3 (The Visit) Mission Sisters, Permissions Dept., 92 Sherman St., Hartford, CT Accompaniment: Nan Thompson. 06105, USA. Accompaniment: © 1995 Nan Thompson. 14 To a Maid Whose Name Was Words, Music: Gracia Grindal Music: Rusty Edwards © 1984 Hope Words, Music: Hope Publishing Company. LicenSing, Mary Publishing Company. All rights reserved. Used by permission. OneLicense.net 15 Came He Not in Fire Words, Arrangement: William Farley Smith © 1992 Abingdon Words, Arrangement: Abingdon Press. Music: Public OneLicense.net (Advent Introit) Press. Music: probably an African-American Spiritual. Domain. 16 Mary, Woman of the Promise Words: Mary Frances Fleishchgaker 1988 Music: Alfred V. Fedak Words, Music: Selah Publishing Co., Inc. CCLI, 1988 © 1994 Selah Publishing Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Used LicenSing, by permission. OneLicense.net 17 O Ancient Love Words, Music: Michael Joncas © 1994 G.I.A. Publications, Inc. Words, Music: G.I.A. Publications, Inc. OneLicense.net 18 There’s a Voice in the Words: James Lewis Milligan. Music: © 1938 Henry Hugh Words: Public Domain. Music: Henry Hugh Bancroft. OneLicense.net Wilderness Bancroft. Used by permission of Eldred Bancroft, Estate of Henry Used by permission of Eldred Bancroft, Estate of Hugh Bancroft, c/o Mr. Brian Burrows, 11331-75 Ave., Edmonton, Henry Hugh Bancroft, c/o Mr. Brian Burrows. AB T6G 0H6. 19 Kindle a Flame to Lighten the Words, Music: © WGRG, The Iona Community (Glasgow, Words, Music: WGRG, The Iona Community, G.I.A. LicenSing, Dark Scotland), G.I.A. Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL, exclusive agent. Publications, Inc. OneLicense.net 20 On Jordan’s Bank Words: Latin, Charles Coffin. Translated by John Chandler. Music: Words, Translation, Music: Public Domain. Descant: OneLicense.net Musikalisches Handbuch. Arranged by W.H. Havergal. Descant: © G.I.A. Publications, Inc. 1979 G.I.A. Publications, Inc. 21 Oh viens, Seigneur, ne tarde pas Words: Frère Pierre-Étienne © Fédération Protestante de France, Words: Fédération Protestante de France. N/A 47, rue de Clichy, 75311 Paris Cedex 09, France. 22 Wait for the Lord Words, Music: Jacques Berthier © 1991 Les Presses de Taizé, Words, Music: G.I.A. Publications, Inc., Les Presses OneLicense.net G.I.A. Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL, exclusive agent. de Taize. 23 Joy Shall Come Words: Israeli traditional. Music: Israeli traditional. Arrangement: Words, Music: Public Domain. Arrangement: Songs N/A © 1987 Songs for a Gospel People, Wood Lake Books, 10162 for a Gospel People. Newene Rd., Winfield, BC, Canada V4V 1R2. 24 Let the Heavens Be Glad Words, Music: © 1970, 1974 John B. Foley, New Dawn Music, Words, Music: Oregon Catholic Press. LicenSing administered by Oregon Catholic Press. 25 Lo, He Comes with Clouds Words: John Cenwick. Revised by Charles Wesley and Martin Public Domain. N/A Descending Madan. Music: English melody. Arranged by Thomas Olivers. 27 Tomorrow Christ Is Coming Words: Fred Kaan © 1968 Hope Publishing Company. All rights Words: Hope Publishing Company, Music: G. CCLI, reserved. Used by permission. Music: © 1929 (renewed) by G. Schirmer Inc. LicenSing, Schirmer, Inc. (ASCAP). International copyright secured. All rights OneLicense.net reserved. Used by permission. © 2012 The United Church of Canada/L’Église Unie du Canada. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike Licence. Visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ca. Voices United Licensing Agency Index Licensing Title Acknowledgement 1 © copyright Agency 2 28 Herald! Sound the Note of Words: © 1968 Moir A. J. Waters. Used by permission of Margaret Words: Moir A. J. Waters. Used by permission of N/A Gladness Waters, 134 St. Lawrence Blvd., London, ON N6J 2X1. Music: Margaret Waters. Music: Public Domain. Adapted from Joachim Neander. 29 Hark the Glad Sound Words: Philip Doddridge. Music: Thomas Haweis. Adapted by Words, Music, Adaptation: Public Domain. Descant: LicenSing Samuel Webbe. Descant: © Hope Publishing Company. All rights Hope Publishing Company. reserved. Used by permission. 30 Hail to God’s Own Anointed Words: James Montgomery. Music: Johann Cruger, adapted W.H. Public Domain. N/A Monk. 31 O Lord, How Shall I Meet You Words: Paul Gerhardt. Translation: Catherine Winkworth, et al., alt. Public Domain. N/A Music: Melchior Teschner, harmonized by William Henry Monk. 32 Seigneur, que tous s’unissent Words: Louis Lévrier © Fédération Protestante de France, 47, rue Words: © Fédération Protestante de France. N/A de Clichy, 75311 Paris Cedex 09, France. 33 Watch and Pray Words, Music: © WGRG, The Iona Community (Glasgow, Words, Music: WGRG, The Iona Community, G.I.A. OneLicense.net Scotland), G.I.A. Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL, exclusive agent. Publications, Inc. 34 Come Now, O God of Peace Words, Music: © 1995 Geonyong Lee, Korean National Institute of Words, Music: Geonyong Lee, Korean National N/A Arts, 700 Seocho-dong Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea. Translation: © Institute of Arts. Translation: Marion Pope. 1995 Marion Pope, Apt. 316, 95 Prince Arthur Ave., Toronto, On M5R 3P6. 35 Good Christian Friends, Rejoice Words: Latin, 14th Century. Translated by John Mason Neale. Words, Translation, Music: Public Domain. LicenSing, Music: German melody. Harmony: © 1989 The United Methodist Harmony: The United Methodist Publishing House. OneLicense.net Publishing House. 36 Angels, from the Realms of Words: James Montgomery. Music: Henry Thomas Smart, alt. Words and Music: Public Domain. Descant: Ruth CCLI, Glory Descant: © 1996 Ruth Girard. Girard OneLicense.net 37 Gloria Words: trad. liturgical setting. Music: Jacques Berthier, arr. Darryl Words, Music: Les Presses de Taizé, G.I.A. OneLicense.net Nixon 1987 © 1978, 1980, 1981 Les Presses de Taizé, G.I.A. Publications, Inc. Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL, exclusive agent. 38 Angels We Have Heard on Words: French traditional, translation James Chadwick. Music: Public Domain. N/A High French carol melody, arranged by Edward Shippen Barnes. 40 Before the Marvel of This Night Words: © 1981 Jaroslav J. Vajda. All rights reserved. Used by Words: Jaroslav J. Vajda. Music: G.I.A. Publications, OneLicense.net permission. Music: © 1989 G.I.A. Publications, Inc. 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