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New collections of Page 90 hymn texts from Adam Tice and David G Don’t miss our Page 125 Organ & Instrumental new releases PREVIEW in the EXHIBIT HALL www.giamusic.com Click on the image or title to place your order Click on the image or title to place your order Creating a hymnal for today’s church means providing a broad spectrum of inclusive repertoire for a diverse church at prayer along with essential ritual music that will inspire the full, active, and conscious participation of your assembly. GIA hymnals include a wide variety of the !nest liturgical music from prominent publishers representing the most notable composers. 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HYMNALS APP for iPad HYMNALS is a remarkable app that brings all the elements of your favorite hymnal —and more— right to your iPad. The app is free; through it you can purchase the hymnals you need. Included at launch is access to the best-selling Roman Catholic hymnals from GIA Publications, Inc., Including Gather—Third Edition, and Worship — Fourth Edition in pew, choir, keyboard, and guitar editions plus Lead Me, Guide Me—Second Edition. Other editions will follow shortly. HYMNALS offers the complete contents of your hymnal in a compact, lightweight form––no more dragging around multiple hymnals and service binders! The app is perfect for choir members or churchgoers. Swipe or tap to easily page through hymns, or create and share your own service lists! The music and words are crystal clear. With HYMNALS, you can: • New! E-mail your service lists to your team • Add notes or comments to a song • Turn pages with a Bluetooth foot pedal (sold separately, G-8435, $129.00) • Download your hymnal via in-app purchase • Quickly search for hymns by title or hymn number • Arrange your service list and display it in song order • Listen to audio samples if available (requires an Internet connection) • Zoom in or out without blurring • View hymns in both portrait or the wider landscape mode • Easily toggle to full-screen mode to see the entire hymn page The free app includes three sample hymns. Works on iPad and Android! Click on the image or title to place your order CRYOUTWITHJOY YEAR C NOW AVAILABLE! CRY OUT WITH JOY RESPONSORIAL PSALMS, GOSPEL ACCLAMATIONS, & UNIVERSAL PRAYERS FOR THE LITURGY OF THE WORLD DAVID HAAS, SR. KATHLEEN HARMON SNDDEN, STEPHEN PISHNER, PAUL TATE, & LORI TRUE Cry Out with Joy is a stunning and practical resource containing all of the sung elements of the Liturgy of the Word from five of today’s most notable composers of liturgical music. David Haas, Sr. Kathleen Harmon, Stephen Pishner, Paul Tate, and Lori True have created a distinctive collection of the complete Lectionary psalms (using the Revised Grail Psalms texts), 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. Text and tone are superbly reflected in each uplifting setting. 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 singing of each element of the Liturgy of the Word grant insight and a depth of knowledge that can prepare the cantor to “lead the assembly…to a paschal mystery encounter with Christ.” The accompanying recordings include the refrain and first verse of each psalm, making Cry Out with Joy an incredibly well-rounded, accessible, and musical resource for the complete Lectionary psalms and much more. 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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 com- prehensive musical resource with which to cry out will add variety and beauty to your repertoire of responsorial psalms. YEAR C CD-893 Triple CD-Set ....................................... 39.50 G-8353 Music Collection .................................... 25.00 10 or more copies . 22.00 ea. 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