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Lectionary Psalm Lectionary Psalm Resources To you, O God, I will sing a new song Psalm 144:9a GIA PUBLICATIONS, INC. PsalmMailingFall2013.indd 1 10/17/13 12:21 PM *RECEIVE 10% OFF all items from this catalog with the promo code Lectionary Psalm Resources PSALM from GIA GIA has a wide selection of new psalm settings in an assortment of musical styles ranging from chant to gospel that will add variety and beauty to your psalm repertoire. Every parish is sure to find the perfect Lectionary psalm settings for their worship celebrations. These new psalm resources fromGIA • Use texts from the 2010 Revised Grail Psalter • Use refrain texts from the International Commission on English in the Liturgy (ICEL) • Contain a setting for each psalm in the three-year Lectionary cycle (years A, B, and C) as well as psalms for every feast day and solemnity in the liturgical year • Are organized according to the liturgical year • Are spiral-bound so they lay flat for easy page turns • Are approved for liturgical use by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops • May be used as a Lectionary psalter, regardless of what musical resource is found in the pew • Include multiple indices for easy cross-referencing • Many of the Lectionary psalm resources listed are available on GIAPlanner.net—with a Gold Membership you can share full recordings of the psalms with your cantors • Assembly refrains, when applicable, are available on OneLicense.net LECTIONARY PSALMS THE REVISED GRAIL PSALMS LECTIONARY AS FOUND IN PSALMS JOSEPH GELINEAU, SJ WORSHIP, FOURTH EDITION MICHEL GUIMONT The Revised Grail Psalms Joseph Gelineau, SJ, & Michel Guimont Each psalm setting has both Gelineau and Guimont psalm tones and As found in uses the ICEL refrains, which have been set by some of the most WORSHIP, FOURTH EDITION important composers in liturgical music. This resource is uniquely linked to Worship—Fourth Edition. Some refrains include four-part harmony or refrain descant for your choir. G-8151 Spiral-bound ............................................................. $34.95 10 or more copies .......................................................... 28.00 ORAMOS CANTANDO / WE PRAY IN SONG SALMOS DEL LECCIONARIO / ORAMOS CANTANDO WE PRAY IN SONG LECTIONARY PSALMS SALMOS DEL LECCIONARIO / LECTIONARY PSALMS This completely bilingual psalm resource uses approved refrains in both English and Spanish along with verses in English from the 2010 Revised Grail Psalter and verses in Spanish from the Conferencia Episcopal Española. Tony Alonso, Fr. Ronald Krisman, and Fr. John Schiavone composed the musical settings of the ICEL refrains while the psalm tones for the verses are set by Michel Guimont and Kelly Dobbs Mickus. G-8153 Spiral-bound (in two volumes) ............................................... $59.95 10 or more copies .......................................................... 28.00 *10% discount does not apply to already discounted quantity pricing 2 www.giamusic.com 1.800.GIA.1358 Prices subject to change without notice PsalmMailingFall2013.indd 2 10/17/13 12:21 PM LECTIONARY PSALMS THE REVISED GRAIL PSALMS Michel Guimont LECTIONARY PS A LMS MICHEL GUIMONT This versatile resource includes settings that can be performed using The Revised Grail Psalms organ, piano, or guitar. There are nine new refrain settings and seven new psalm tones. The psalms are uniquely linked to Gather—Third Edition. A convenient guitar chord glossary can be found in the back of the book. LECTIONARY PS A LMS G-8150 Spiral-bound ................................. $34.95 MICHEL GUIMONT 10 or more copies .............................. 28.00 The Revised Grail Psalms Complete recordings for all of the psalms found in Lectionary Psalms CD-940 Solemnities and Feasts (2-CD set) .................................................... $19.95 CD-941 Year A (2-CD set) .................................................................. 19.95 CD-942 Year B (2-CD set) .................................................................. 19.95 CD-943 Year C (2-CD set) .................................................................. 19.95 CD-939 Complete Set of 8 CDs .............................................................. 69.95 LECTIONARY PSALMS THE REVISED GRAIL PSALMS AS FOUND IN LEAD ME, GUIDE ME— SECOND EDITION The settings in this psalm resource are written and rooted in the African American religious tradition. Many of the psalms feature through-composed verses; however, most of the verses are set to a variety of psalm tones. G-8152 Spiral-bound. $34.95 10 or more copies ........................... 28.00 CD-925 Lectionary Psalms (3-CD set) ..................... 39.50 PLANNER LISTEN • PLAN • SHARE GIA plus! Need help teaching your cantors the psalm of the week? How about encouraging your cantors to practice outside of rehearsals? visit GIAPlanner.net With your Gold Membership subscription you can share full recordings of the responsorial psalm with your cantors. Don’t forget all the great features GIAPlanner.net already offers. For a complete list of features and to learn more about our affordable membership rates, visit www.giaplanner.net. www.giamusic.com 1.800.GIA.1358 3 PsalmMailingFall2013.indd 3 10/17/13 12:21 PM Cry out with joy to the Lord, all the earth. Serve the Lord with gladness. Come before him, singing for joy. Psalm 100:2 Cry Out with Joy is a stunning and practical resource containing a distinctive collection of the complete Lectionary psalms, gospel acclamations, and universal prayer responses in a variety of contemporary styles for the three- year Lectionary cycle including solemnities, feasts, and other ritual occasions. This robust resource is both spiritual and catechetical. In addition to providing accessible musical settings, Cry Out with Joy also offers tools to cultivate the formation, education, and spiritual enrichment of the cantor. Seasonal commentaries, prayers for the cantor, and psalm commentaries along with reflections on the sung elements of the Liturgy of the Word grant insight and a depth of knowledge that can prepare your cantor to meaningfully perform their role in the Liturgy of the Word. CRY OUT WITH JOY YEAR A CRY OUT WITH CRY OUT WITH JOY OUT CRY JOY YEAR A David Haas • Kathleen Harmon SNDdeN Stephen Pishner • Paul Tate • Lori True YEAR A CD-931 GIA David Haas • Kathleen Harmon SNDdeN Stephen Pishner • Paul Tate • Lori True CD931Cover&Tray.indd 1 7/8/13 8:52 AM 4 www.giamusic.com 1.800.GIA.1358 PsalmMailingFall2013.indd 4 10/17/13 12:22 PM Cry out with joy to the Lord, all the earth. CRY OUT Serve the Lord with gladness. WITH JOY Come before him, singing for joy. SOLEMNITIES, TRIDUUM & OTHER CELEBRATIONS SOLEMNITIES, TRIDUUM & OTHER CELEBRATIONS TRIDUUM & OTHER SOLEMNITIES, Psalm 100:2 CRY OUT WITH CRY OUT WITH JOY OUT CRY David Haas • Kathleen Harmon SNDdeN Stephen Pishner • Paul Tate • Lori True JOY SOLEMNITIES, TRIDUUM & OTHER CELEBRATIONS CD-930 CD-930 GIA David Haas • Kathleen Harmon SNDdeN Stephen Pishner • Paul Tate • Lori True CRY OUT WITH JOY RESPONSORIAL PSALMS, GOSPEL ACCLAMATIONS, & UNIVERSAL PRAYERS FOR THE LITURGY OF THE WORD David Haas, Sr. Kathleen Harmon SNDdeN, Stephen Pishner, Paul Tate, & Lori True G-8480 Christmas, Triduum, Solemnities, & Other Celebrations, Music Collection ..... $33.00 G-8480C Christmas, Triduum, Solemnities, & Other Celebrations, Choral Refrains ................................. 4.75 CD-930 Christmas, Triduum, Solemnities, & Other Celebrations, 2-CD set ............ 25.95 G-8481 Year A, Music Collection ............................................ 33.00 G-8481C Year A, Choral Refrains A ............................................. 4.75 CD-931 Year A, 2-CD Set .................................................. 25.95 G-8482 Year B, Music Collection .................................. Available July 2014 G-8482C Year B, Choral Refrains ................................... Available July 2014 CD-932 Year B, 2-CD Set ....................................... Available July 2014 G-8483 Year C, Music Collection ................................. Available July 2015 G-8483C Year C, Choral Refrains .................................. Available July 2015 CD-933 Year C, 2-CD Set ....................................... Available July 2015 www.giamusic.com 1.800.GIA.1358 5 Prices subject to change without notice PsalmMailingFall2013.indd 5 10/17/13 12:22 PM LECTIONARY RESOURCES Year A Year B REVISED GRAIL LECTIONARY PSALMS REVISED GRAIL LECTIONARY PSALMS Tony Alonso Tony Alonso & Marty Haugen & Marty Haugen THE LYRIC PSALTER Tony Alonso & Marty Haugen The Lyric Psalter is a comprehensive resource from Tony Alonso and Marty Haugen that includes lyrical settings of the complete three-year cycle of psalms from the Lectionary for Mass. It uses texts from The Revised Grail Psalms, now the official English-language liturgical Psalter for the United States. These psalms are designed to be a complete resource that will provide lyrical settings of the Lectionary psalms for use in worship for the entire Lectionary cycle. Haugen and Alonso’s melodies, both familiar and new, beautifully express the outpouring of deep personal emotion communicated through these most ancient poems, songs, and prayers. This comprehensive musical resource with which to cry out will add variety and beauty to your repertoire of responsorial psalms. G-8350 Solemnities, Feasts, and Other Occasions Music Collection ................... $20.00 G-8350INST Solemnities, Feasts, and Other Occasions C Instrument Part .................... 16.00 CD-890 Solemnities, Feasts,
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