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Catholic Community Hymnal, Or Worship What do these people have in common? (See page 3) Fund Raising when raising hymnal funds, the place to start is Page BOOKPLATES Our free-upon-request “donor bookplates” affix directly, creating a loving memorial that will remain in church for years to come. At the same time the necessary funds are raised, 1 quickly and easily. ENVELOPES Fund raising envelopes are avail- able at a nominal price. Call for details. 2 GIA Publications, Inc. • 7404 S. Mason Avenue • Chicago, IL 60638 • (800) GIA-1358 • (708) 496-3800 Welcome to GIA’s Family of Fine Hymnals IT’S ALL ABOUT PEOPLE PRAISING GOD! The people whose faces you see on the cover of this brochure have works published in GIA’s new hymnal, Gather Comprehensive—Second Edition! This collage of photos represents just a sample of the many composers, authors, and arrangers whose works grace the pages of this fine new hymnal. From Gregory the Great to great new young composers, Gather Comprehensive—Second Edition contains a range of musical treasures including traditional hymns, contemporary songs, and just about everything in between, perfect for today’s musically eclectic worshipers. Here at GIA, we believe that worshipers deserve to have the best music available for liturgy. From chant to contem- porary style music, GIA continuously strives to put the very best music and texts in the hands, on the lips, and in the hearts of every singing assembly. In doing so, we proudly offer a wide selection of hymnals. GIA also firmly believes that the tools of worship should be suitably dignified. Music is a beautiful way to pray; shouldn’t your hymnals be beautiful too? Great pride and careful craftsmanship go into the design, engraving, printing and binding of each book. Our beautiful hymnals are also more environmentally sound and economical than disposable worship aids. GIA’s hymnals are substantial and last for years. The large selection of carefully edited material in each book gives a parish room to grow and learn new music without sacrificing well-known repertoire. At GIA we are committed to helping you find the right hymnal for your parish and we are willing to bend over backwards to accommodate your financial circumstances. No parish should be prevented from enjoying a permanent hardbound hymnal because of cost. Keep reading to find out more about GIA’s fine family of hymnals, including our newest addition: Gather Comprehensive—Second Edition! Cover Art Answer Key 30 4 26 27 28 1 2 3 6 29 1. Charles Wesley 5 7 2. Michael Joncas 24 37 3. Scott Soper 9 11 25 4. Lori True 8 10 15 35 5. Leon Roberts 36 14 33 6. Kathy Powell 12 13 31 7. Jacques Berthier 32 34 8. Donna Peña 16 9. Gregory the Great 21 42 10. George F. Handel 17 20 41 11. Isaac Watts 19 40 38 39 12. Bobby Fisher 23 13. Delores Dufner, OSB 18 22 14. Richard Proulx 15. Rob Glover 51 16. Carl Johengen 17. Felix Goebel-Komala 44 18. Brian Wren 50 52 19. J. S. Bach 43 46 48 20. Bob Moore 45 21. Kate Cuddy 62 22. Tony Alonso 55 47 49 23. Franz Schubert 59 24. James E. Moore, Jr. 53 61 25. Alexander Peloquin 56 26. Robert Batastini 60 27. Carol Browning 54 57 58 28. Fran O’Brien 29. David Haas 30. Hans Leo Hassler 38. Thomas Aquinas 47. Sally Ann Morris 56. Marty Haugen 31. Gary Daigle 39. Jeanne Cotter 48. Suzanne Toolan, SM 57. Joseph Gelineau, SJ 32. James Chepponis 40. Tim Valentine 49. The Dameans 58. Rory Cooney 33. Ludwig van Beethoven 41. Michel Guimont 50. Steve Janco 59. Herman Stuempfle 34. Carl Schalk 42. Felix Mendelssohn 51. John Foley, SJ 60. Stephen Pishner 35. Dan Kantor 43. Liam Lawton 52. Ralph Vaughan Williams 61. Michael Mahler 36. Richard Hillert 44. John L. Bell 53. Michael Connolly 62. Paul Tate 37. Ruth Duck 45. Giovanni da Palestrina 54. Michael Praetorius 46. Paul Inwood 55. Tom Porter GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 S. Mason Avenue, Chicago, IL 60638 (708)496-3800 • 1-800-GIA-1358 • fax: (708)496-3828 [email protected] • www.giamusic.com 3 Free with Your Purchase Copyright Reprint License When you order hymnals from GIA for you congregation, we will include a free copyright license for three years! That’s hundreds of dollars worth of reprint permission good for the use of congregation parts (melody and words) for any of GIA’s thousands of titles. This way you will always have access to the latest music available. The offer is good for any congregational music owned and or administered by GIA Publications, Inc. You may reprint copies of individual pieces of music for congregational use up to the number of hymnals purchased. All reprints subject to terms included in the license. Subscription to GIA Quarterly All parishes currently receive one free subscription to the most useful periodical planning tool available to parish musicians. Informative articles and suggestions for every Sunday of the year are always received in plenty of time for advance planning. Subscription is sent automatically. 120-Day Interest-Free Financing Option When you order hymnals from GIA, there’s nothing to sign and no down payment. Obviously, you are welcome to pay the entire cost of your purchase up front. However, if you choose our financing option, all we ask is that you send some payment and continue to do so each month. After the first four months, interest will be charged at the rate of 1% per month on the unpaid balance only. The balance must be paid in five years. (This program is for parishes placing quantity orders only.) Donor Bookplates Supplied in quantities sufficientvalue to label every hymnal you purchase, these bookplates allow you to pay for your hymnals completely and quickly. See page 2 for details. Available with “Gift of” heading, “In memory of” heading, or a combination of both headings. Extras & Incentives Special Price If you have already purchased Worship—Third Edition for your congregation, take $1.00 off the price of an equal number of copies of the hardcover pew edition of Gather—Second Edition. If Worship is purchased for the congregation after you have bought Gather—Second Edition, a rebate on Gather—Second Edition will be credited at that time. See pages 14 and 15 for pricing. Exceptional Offer Thinking of ordering Gather Comprehensive—Second Edition without readings? Sunday’s Word is a great companion to this hymnal. See page 10 for a special offer! Custom Imprinting Add security and pride to your purchase. The name of your church or institution, city, and state can be imprinted on the front cover of Gather, Gather Comprehensive—1994 and Second Editions, RitualSong, Catholic Community Hymnal, or Worship. For this service there is a charge of $20.00 for set-up and 40¢ per book. 4 GIA Publications, Inc. • 7404 S. Mason Avenue • Chicago, IL 60638 • (800) GIA-1358 • (708) 496-3800 Opposites Attract Worship third edition • Nearly 500 Scripture-based hymns, psalms, canticles, carols, and songs • The most complete service book available • Complete rites of the Church • Updated hymn texts (all but certain classics are modern) • Available with or without Sunday readings The GIA hymnal containing music in a classical style. Consisting of time-honored favorites and contemporary organ-based tunes and texts, this book will satisfy any parish’s need for traditional repertoire. Order both hymnals for your parish and receive $1.00 off the price of dignifiedGather—Second Edition. Gathersecond edition • Nearly twice as many selections as the original Gather • Music by the most widely-sung con- temporary composers of our day • Music from the world church • Eight convenient indexes for careful liturgy planning The perfect companion for Worship—Third Edition, Gather—Second Edition contains music written in a “folk” or contemporary style that is intended to be accompanied on the piano or guitar. GIA Publications, Inc. • 7404 S. Mason Avenue • Chicago, IL 60638 • (800) GIA-1358 • (708) 496-3800 5 New Music & Old Favorites GATHER COMPREHENSIVE— Second Edition Over a year ago, GIA surveyed people currently using Gather Comprehensive. These people told us what music they did and did not use and offered a wide range of valuable comments. We are extremely grateful to these individuals for their practi- cal insight and experience! The GIA hymnal committee studied the results of this survey carefully, mixing suggestions with their own 100 years of combined experience as pastoral musicians, and carefully chose the contents of Gather Comprehensive—Second Edition. GIA’s experienced staff then engraved, edited, and designed the hymnal, and a release date of March 1, 2004, is expected for the people’s edition, available both with and without Sunday readings. Accompaniment editions and a CD recording of thecomplete hymns, songs, psalms, and service music will be published throughout the spring and summer of 2004. While the original Gather Comprehensive is more of a songbook with some ritual music, this Second Edition is a com- plete hymnal and service book in the fullest sense of the term. It is truly a “comprehensive” hymnal offering the songs, hymns, psalmody, and service music so well loved in today’s parishes, along with the very best in new liturgical music! We hope you enjoy using Gather Comprehensive—Second Edition as much as we loved creating it. • 576 hymns and songs • 853 musical and liturgical items • Plus musical settings of the entire 3-year cycle of Lectionary psalms by Michel Guimont for Sundays and solemnities • Morning and evening prayer • More music for the rites than the original Gather Comprehensive including music for RCIA, baptism of children, reconciliation, funeral rites, etc.
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