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2002–2003 Listing Catalog Looking for That Perfect Song? GIA Publications, Inc. Complete listing of Sacred Music and Music Education Resources 2002–2003 Listing Catalog GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 S. Mason Ave., Chicago, IL 60638 Order line: 1.800.GIA.1358, 8:30 A.M.–5:00 P.M., CST, Mon.–Fri. Phone: 708.496.3800 • Fax: 708.496.3828 www.giamusic.com • email: [email protected] Looking for that perfect song? Are you looking for a new song appropriate for footwashing on Holy Thursday? Or perhaps you’d like to find 2-part music for your children’s choir. How about music by David Haas on the theme of forgiveness? With our search engine at http://www.giamusic.com, you can easily search our comprehensive library of titles to find exactly the music that fits your needs. 10 reasons we invite you to visit us online at www.giamusic.com 1. 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With information on thousands of titles, this easy-to-use reference includes complete listings of our sacred music, as well as our music education products. You ll easily find every GIA product listed alphabetically by title, by author, or by season. Remember, single copies of all our printed editions are available on an "on approval" basis. Just order one copy of the item you wish to consider. You will be billed as usual. At the end of thirty days, you may either pay the bill or return the item for credit. You are responsible only for the shipping charges. Enjoy the great variety and diversity of GIA s musical resources, all at your fingertips! We hope this catalog serves you well and, as always, we love to hear from you. Your comments are most welcome. All the best, The People of GIA Publications, Inc. How to Use this Catalog Please order by catalog number whenever possible. This will help us to hand your order quickly and efficiently. A maximum amount of inforamtion is containged in a minimum amount of space/ Therefore, it is important that the user acquaint him/herself with a number of abbreviations and codes in the vocal music listing. Acc. means a keyboard accompaniment playable on piano or organ. The number and letter in parentheses just before the price of each edition, e.g., (3-E), indicates the number of actual pages of music in the piece, and the difficulty according to Easy, Medium, and Difficult: E. M, or D. A heavy dot • indicates that both a printed music edition and a recording is available. See the list of recordings and the vocal music listing. C/C/S indicates that the edition is from the Cantor/ Congregation Series. The various movements included in Mass settings are abbreviated as follows En = Entrance Song Ho = Sanctus (Holy) K = Kyrie/Penetential Rite Ac = Memorial Acclamation S = Sprinkling Rite Am = Amen Tr = Trisagion Lp = Lord’s Prayer G = Gloria La = Lamb of God Ps = Psalm CP = Christ Our Passover Al = Alleluia Co = Communion Song Cr = Creed Me = Communion Meditation In = Intercessions Fc = Final Commendation PG = Presentation of Gifts Cl = Closing Song GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 South Mason Avenue, Chicago, IL 60638 (708) 496-3800 / Orders: (800) GIA-1358 Fax: (708) 496-3828 www.giamusic.com E-mail: [email protected] Table of Contents Sacred MATERIAL Vocal Alpha Listing . .1 Author/Composer/Arranger Listing . .81 Seasonal/Topical Listing . .110 Royal School of Church Music Listing . .141 Books and Drama . .149 Recordings . .153 Handbell Music . .159 Instrumental and Organ Music . .162 Hymnals and One-Author Collections . .166 Choral Filing Boxes and Folios . .170 MUSIC EDUCATION MATERIAL Early Childhood . .171 General Music . .175 General Interest . .181 Instrumental Music . .183 Vocal/Choral . .192 Edwin Gordon/Testing . .194 Music Education Author Listing . .197 Office Hours Our office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Standard Time, Monday through Friday. You may also order through our website (www.giamusic.com) 24 hours a day. Holidays Our offices are closed on the following holidays: New Years Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and the day after, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. If there is something you cannot find, please call us at (800) GIA-1358 or email us at [email protected]. We add new lines and products to our inventory throughtout the year. Prices are subject to change. We cannot guar- antee that published prices in this catalog will remain contant. For the current price on any itme, please call cus- tomer service. GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 South Mason Avenue, Chicago, IL 60638 (708) 496-3800 / Orders: (800) GIA-1358 Fax: (708) 496-3828 www.giamusic.com E-mail: [email protected] Alphabetical Listing 1 Prices subject to change without notice. G - 0000 G - 3017 A Mighty Fortress Is Our God (EIN’ FESTE BURG) LUTHER (arr. HEAD NOWAK) SAB, Asmbly, Acc, Triangle, Opt. Brass Quartet, Woodwinds, Synth, Perc. (10-M) .90 Set of Instrumental Parts G-3017-INST 48.00 ALPHABETICAL- G - 4061 A New Heaven, a New Earth (Span. & Eng.) PEÑA Various vocal harmonies, Guitar, Opt. Instrumental introductions, interludes. • 7.95 BY-TITLE VOCAL/ We Come Dancing to the Lord - Oh, Lordy-O - We Are but a Moment - The Love God Has for Me - On Holy Ground - Compassion Poured Out - Amen, Alleluia - !Ay! ¡Que Espiritu! - CHORAL MUSIC Llena de Gracia - A New Heaven, a New Earth G - 5757 A New Heaven and Earth SATB, Asmbly, Guitar, Acc, 2 G - 4101 A Babe Is Born All of a May RUDOLPH SATB, Solo (2-E) .90 Woodwinds in C • (4-E) 1.30 A New Song G - 3758 A Babe Was Born on Winter’s Night BOCK, SATB (8-E) 1.10 G - 2785 J. MOORE SATB or Unison, Acc, Guitar • (3-E) .70 G - 5143 A Beautiful Thing MARSHALL SATB (3-E) 1.10ƒ G - 5677 A Place at the Table TRUE A powerful, driving setting of a G - 5349 A Cappella Carols for Sidewalk Carolers ed. BATASTINI A powerful text of justice and inclusion. Unison, Asmbly, Guitar, collection of 15 Christmas carols and songs of the season for Piano • (5-E) 1.30 unison or SATB use. Perfect for strolling carolers, holiday A Radiant Light parties, family gatherings. 2.95 G - 4351 PROULX 2 Treble Voices, Flute, Oboe, Cello, Angels We Have Heard on High - Deck the Halls - Go, Tell It on Acc, Opt. Harp (11-E) 1.20 the Mountain - God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen - Hark! the Set of Instrumental Parts G-4351-INST 8.00 Herald Angels Sing - Here We Come a Wassailing - Jingle Bells G - 3070 A Radical Thought: Let Us Love One Another J. YOUNG SATB, - Joy to the World - Mary Had a Baby - Silent Night - O Come, Acc, Opt. 2 Tpts or Clarinets • (9-M) 1.20 All Ye Faithful - O Come, O Come, Emmanuel - O Little Town Set of Instrumental Parts G-3070-INST 4.00 of Bethlehem - The Twelve Days of Christmas - We Wish You a Merry Christmas G - 3891 A Song of Hope (quotes ST. ANNE) FERGUSON SATB, Children’s Choir or Semi-Chorus, 26 Handbells, 2 Tpts, 2 Tbns. (9-E) 1.10 G - 4154 A Child Is Born cf. Puer natus est Full Score (incl. kybd reduction) G-3891-FS 5.00 Set of Instrumental Parts G-3891-INST 20.00 G - 4156 A Child Is Born in Bethlehem (PUER NATUS IN BETHLEHEM) Arr. PROULX SAB, 5 Handbells • (2-E) 1.00 G - 4475 A Song of the Light LOLE SATB or 2 Mixed Voices, Acc. (6-E) 1.20 G - 2309 A Child Is Born in Bethlehem (PUER NATUS IN BETHLEHEM) Arr. BATASTINI An annual best-seller. SATB, 8 Handbells (2-E) 1.10 G - 3060 A Song Was Heard at Christmas JOHNSTON SATB, Acc. (6-E) .80 G - 2222 A Child Is Born in Bethlehem (PUER NATUS IN BETHLEHEM) Arr. T. PARKER, SATB, with Soprano and Alto Solos, Acc. (4-E) .80 G - 5074 A Sower Came from Ancient Hills (ANCIENT HILLS) MORRIS SATB, G - 3034 A Child Is Born in Bethlehem cf.
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