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Sunday by Sunday Musical resources on Eucharist themes Hymns and songs pos AM AMNS CFE CH4 CP HON HTC MP NEH R&S SG SOF STF TS According to thy gracious word of/cm 668 276 270 All for Jesus, all for Jesus ga/pc 16 277 13 469 272 661 341 Alleluia! Sing to Jesus of 262 37 445 278 12 170 207 271 458 153 568 616 An upper room did our Lord prepare ga/of 434 42 130 38 438 569 And now, O Father, mindful of the love of 260 279 34 273 As we break the bread 48 393 439 460 As we gather at your table ga/of 461 At the supper, Christ the Lord 394 462 At this table we remember 1181 1136 Author of life divine gr/cm 258 281 56 395 274 440 572 Be known to us of/cm 282 441 669 573 Before I take the body of my Lord gr/of 426 658 463 575 Behold the eternal King and Priest 397 Behold the Lamb who bears our sins away of/cm 427 1157 1724 1742 Body broken for our good of 428 Bread is blessed and broken cm 429 81 576 Bread of heaven, on thee we feed cm 430 271 284 82 398 276 442 464 Bread of life, hope of the world of/cm 431 95 663 484 577 Bread of life, truth eternal of/cm 862 578 Bread of the world, in mercy broken 432 270 97 285 83 396 277 443 465 Break the bread and pour the wine of 780 Broken for me, broken for you cm 433 863 287 87 S 6 66 485 53 58 Christians, lift your hearts and voices ga/of 436 447 290 Christ bids us break the bread of/cm 434 Christ gives his children angels’ food (HPP) Come, my table is a meeting place (STF of/cm 581 581) Dearest Jesu (Liebster Jesu) cm 439 269 294 143 pos AM AMNS CFE CH4 CP HON HTC MP NEH R&S SG SOF STF TS Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness of 440 257 295 146 400 280 446 Draw nigh and take the body of the Lord of 441 15 296 401 281 Eat this bread, drink this cup cm 442 151 661 926 1221 582 Father and life-giver 157 Father most loving, listen 657 For the bread which you have broken pc 456 403 466 From glory to glory advancing pc 444 276 299 194 286 462 Gather around for the table is spread of/cm 199 Glory be to Jesus 142 66 197 108 206 126 83 146 Glory, love, and praise and honour pc 461 436 207 287 Great/Lord God, your love has called us of 169 489 484 133 246 480 339 499 here Hail our Saviour’s glorious body (HPP) of/cm Hail, true body (Ave verum) cm 268 302 260 289 Here in this place (Gather us in) ga 363 253 623 4 Here is bread, here is wine of/cm 446 277 842 762 586 163 Here, Lord, we take the broken bread cm/pc 440 278 404 448 Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face 447 274 664 304 279 406 230 468 I am the bread of life (Toolan) of 272 299 261 200 I come with joy ga 448 473 656 305 304 408 623 447 469 588 I hunger and I thirst 449 306 409 449 470 In bread we bring you, Lord of 302 318 589 Jesu, my Lord, my God, my all 685 329 483 476 384 Jesu, thou joy of loving hearts of 689 255 486 369 413 383 292 389 471 839 Jesus calls us here to meet him ga 450 510 346 28 Jesus, the broken bread ga/of 363 Jesus took a piece of bread of/pc 366 Jesus, we thus obey/Now Jesus we obey 477 307 450 521/ Laud, O Sion, thy salvation 664/ 665 Let all mortal flesh keep silence of 452 256 355 666 309 381 61 295 454 472 1413 591 Let us break bread together 480 359 387 414 452 330 592 Let us build a house ga 365 198 409 pos AM AMNS CFE CH4 CP HON HTC MP NEH R&S SG SOF STF TS Let us talents and tongues employ 481 361 673 391 414 453 Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour of 453 263 379 311 408 416 431 296 52 352 593 870 Lord Jesus Christ, you have come to us of 712 391 383 505 411 417 435 297 373 670 357 Love is his word, love is his way of 454 399 429 481 180 My God, and is thy table spread 455 259 496 313 456 418 474 Now in this banquet cm 511 Now let us from this table rise pc 456 403 675 315 472 419 463 475 596 O bread of heaven 517 O food of men/O bread to pilgrims 459 317 300 456 O God unseen, but ever near 272 496 421 O Godhead hid, devoutly I adore thee 531 O Lord, sustaining all who live 477 O sacrifice of Calvary of/cm 424 478 O saving victim (O salutaris) 253ii 697ii 326ii 269ii O thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray ga/of 460 265 556 669 318 540 420 302 476 Of the glorious body telling/Now, my 457 252 563 667 316 473 268 457 tongue One bread, one body of/cm 461 578 665 See us, Lord, about thine altar 631 Sent forth by God’s blessing pc 510 Shout for joy! The Lord has let us feast ga/pc 676 598 Soul of my Saviour ga 462 663 322 610 305 Strengthen for service/Make strong pc 463 421 323 619 423 306 461 473 Sweet sacrament divine 464 674 324 622 307 Sweet feast of love divine! 934 Take and eat cm 670 Take, eat, this is my body cm 622 518 Taste and see (Dean) cm 682 Taste and see the goodness of the Lord 628 The heavenly Word (Verbum supernum) 253 697 326 269 The life within the standing corn 481 The mighty Word of God came forth of (HPP) The Son of God proclaim 467 427 328 415 458 482 Thee we adore (Adoro te) cm 468 254 329 640 308 459 Therefore we, before him bending (Tantum ergo) 457ii 252ii 563ii 667ii 316ii 473ii 268ii This is my body 730 674 This is the body of Christ cm 469 799 Victim divine, thy grace we claim of 309 600 We break this bread of/cm 721 486 573 We come as guests invited ga 602 723 2100 We come to this your table, Lord of 470 330 We hail thy presence glorious 471 266 714 310 311/ We pray thee, heavenly Father of 264 331 720 698 With this bread we will remember him cm 583 pos AM AMNS CFE CH4 CP HON HTC MP NEH R&S SG SOF STF TS Anthems and vocal music Title Composer Voices E/M/D Book source Single sheet publisher UNISON/TWO PART/ HIGH VOICES Among us and before us Bell U E LFB Ave verum Plainchant, arr Greening U E TEA Ave verum Archer SA E MGK Mayhew Ave verum Fauré SS M/D MEA, SFL2 Ave verum Poulenc SSA M/D Salabert Ave verum Wills SS M EAC2 Blessed bread Rizza U/SATB# E BB Bread for the world Farrell U# E BFS, GBAN, CFE, L Bread for the world broken Walker U/SAB# E WAYP, CFE OCP Bread of life from heaven Trad/Haugen U/2 part/SATB# E C, MHS GIA BFS, HIG, L, RITH, CFE, Bread of life, hope of the world Farrell U/SATB# E OCP CH4, SPR, STF, BOL Break the bread and pour the wine Tambling U E SYCC1 Come and eat this bread Haugen U/2 part/SATB# E MHS, L GIA Come, Christ’s beloved Walsh U E MEA Come, Christ’s beloved Walsh arr Greening U E MHWE Jesus, you are the bread Farrell U/SATB# E BFS, C, RITH Now in this banquet Haugen U/2 part# E CFE, MHS GIA O sacrum convivium Leighton S/SS M/D EAC2 O salutaris hostia Franck SS M AC2 Panis angelicus Charpentier U E FAB5 SYCC2, FAB2, OBFA, Panis angelicus Franck SS M Ashdown SCMG1 Taste and see Dean U# CFE, L, WYP OCP Taste and see Ogden U E LGG Taste and see Walker U/SATB# E CSF, PS3 The bread that we break Dean U# E SLG, MHWE BFS, WYP, RITH, CFE, Unless a (single) grain of wheat Farrell U/SATB# E OCP CH4, L, SPR We remember Haugen U/SATB# E MHS GIA THREE / FOUR PARTS An upper room Trad arr Whitbourn SATB E AWS Author of life divine Archer SATB unacc E TAMA Mayhew Ave verum Byrd SATB unacc M NCAB, OBTA, NSAC2 RSCM, OUP Ave verum Elgar SATB M NCAB, BC RSCM Ave verum Gant SATB unacc M/D CN Ave verum Kelly SATB unacc M/D Encore NCAB, NOEAB, Ave verum Mozart SATB M RSCM NSAC1, MHWE, ESM Ave verum Pearsall SATB unacc E NOEAB Ave verum Saint-Saëns SATB unacc E NOEAB Ave verum Swayne SATB D CFTQ2 Ave verum Weaver SATB M SBS2 Blessed Bread Rizza SATB# E OD, BB Bread for the world broken Walker U/SAB# E WYP OCP Bread of life Farrell U/SATB# E HIG, L, RITH OCP Bread of the world in mercy broken Baldwin SAMen E SBS2 Bread of the world Aston SATB M SBS2 Bread of the world Trad arr Bullard SATB E OBFA Broken for me Lunt arr How SATB E SWAMS Broken for me Sanders SATB E SWAMS Caro mea Guerrero SATB unacc M COW Christ our God descends from heaven Bullard SAB E/M SBS2 Christ was the Word Maxim SATB unacc E SBS2 Come, Lord Jesus Hubbard SATB unacc E GAW Banks Ego sum panis vivus Byrd SATB unacc M Chester, OUP Ego sum panis vivus Esquivel SATB unacc M CM3 Chester Ego sum panis vivus Palestrina SATB unacc M CM1 Chester Father, we have broken the bread Tambling SAMen M HHN Here is bread Kendrick arr Iliff SATB E SPS Holy Eucharist Harris SATB E Banks I am the bread of life Lole SS/SATB E WIS, BC, SBS1 RSCM I am the bread of life Rawsthorne SAMen E AOAN I am the bread of life Toolan arr Wilson SATB E AWS I sat down under his shadow Bairstow SATB unacc M AC1 OUP Jesus, wine of peace Haas SAB# E GIA Let all mortal flesh keep silence Trad arr Covey-Crump SATB unacc M MTH1 Lord, I trust thee Handel SATB E NCAB, NOEAB Non nobis Gant SAMen E AOAN Now let us from this table rise Henderson SATB E SBS1 O Jesu, joy of loving hearts Plainsong arr Vann SAMen E SWP O sacrum convivium Byrd SATB unacc M SBS2 Chester O sacrum convivium Messiaen SATB unacc D Durand O sacrum convivium Moore SATB unacc E TNA O salutaris hostia Archer SATB E THNA, TAMA O salutaris hostia Elgar SATB M FAB7, NOEAB O salutaris hostia Rossini SATB unacc D ESM, SC O taste and see Bell SATB + solo S M GIA O taste and see Vaughan Williams SATB unacc E AC4, NOEAB, NSAC1 OUP Oculi omnium Hewitt Jones SATB unacc M B&H On this mountain Ridout SAMen M AOAN One in body, heart and mind Walker SAB/U/SATB# E SFL2 (SAB), ATNJ OCP Pange lingua/Of the glorious body telling Bruckner SATB unacc E AWTE Peters Panis angelicus Franck SATB M ESM, FAB4, OBFA, WFC RSCM Panis angelicus Saint-Saëns SATB E NCAB Shepherd of souls Barnard SATB E/M SC RSCM Surely thou hast tasted that the Lord is Bernard Rose SATB unacc M/D EAC1 Cathedral Press/RSCM good Take and eat Joncas SATB# E CH4 GIA Take and eat Ogden SATB unacc E WLP Take this bread McGuire SATB E SWAMS Take this bread Sanders SATB E SWAMS Tantum ergo De Séverac SATB unacc M AWTE RSCM Tantum
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    Gerald Near—List of Music for Organ, Organ Transcriptions, Organ and Instruments, Harpsichord and Hymns with Annotations Prepared by Steven Egler, Revised March 2017 AE=Aureole Editions MSM=MorningStar Music Publishers OP=Out of Print Organ Solo Carillon on a Ukranian Bell Carol. AE, 2006. AE151. Dedicated to Dr. Steven Egler. Note: Based upon the familiar “Carol of the Bells.” Chantworks: Organ Music for the Church Year based upon Gregorian Chant melodies. Set I—Advent, Christmas, Epiphany. AE, 1997. AE42. 1. “Veni, Veni Emmanuel” (“O Come, O Come Emmanuel”)-- Advent 2. “Conditor Alme Siderum” (“Creator of the Stars of Night”)-- Advent 3. “Vox Clara Ecce Intonat” (“Hark! A Thrilling Voice Is Sounding”)--Advent 4. “Divinum Mysterium” (“Of the Father’s Love Begotten”)-- Christmas 5. “O Solis Ortus Cardine” (“From east to west, from shore to shore”)--Christmas 6. “Christe, Redemptor Omnium” (“Jesu, Redeemer of the world”)—Christmas; Partita: Theme & Four Variations 7. “A Sola Magnarum Urbium” (“O More Than Mighty Cities Known”)--Epiphany Set II—Lent, Passiontide, Easter. AE, 1998. AE43. 1. “Audi, Benigne Conditor” (“O Master of the world, give ear”)-- Lent 2. “Jam, Christe, Sol Justitæ” (“Now, Christ, Thou Sun of righteousness”)—Lent 3. “Ex More Docti Mystico” (“The fast, as taught by holy lore”)— Lent 2 4. “Vexilla Regis Prodeunt” (“The royal banners forward go”)— Passiontide 5. “Pange Lingua Gloriosi” (“Sing my tongue the glorious battle”)—Passiontide 6. “Lustris Sex Qui Jam Peractic” (“Thirty years among us dwelling”)—Passiontide 7. “Ad Cœnam Agni Providi” (“The Lamb’s high banquet we await”)—Easter 8. “Aurora Lucis Rutilat” (“Light’s glittering morn bedecks the sky”)—Easter Set III—Ascension, Pentecost, Trinity, Corpus Christi, Morning, Evening.
  • A Latin-To-Maltese Literary and Religious Translator Ivan Said*

    A Latin-To-Maltese Literary and Religious Translator Ivan Said*

    Fr Albert M. Grech O.P. (1883-1942): A Latin-to-Maltese literary and religious translator Ivan Said* The 1930s are considered to be a crucial era for modern Maltese: In 1934, the British Colonial Government recognised Maltese as an official language, together with English, ending once and for all the great Language Question which had dragged on since the previous century. Thus, Maltese became one of the official languages of the colony’s administration, used throughout the Law Courts and the Civil Service at the expense of the long-established Italian language. From the literary point of view, this decade gave us some of the best Maltese classics, both in prose and in poetry, particularly in 1938, the year our national poet Dun Karm completed his magnum opus Il-Jien u Lilhinn Minnu, Karmenu Fr Albert M. Grech O.P. Vassallo published his book of poems Nirien and the year when Ġino Muscat Azzopardi, Ġużè Aquilina, Ġużè Ellul Mercer and Ivo Muscat Azzopardi published their novels in Maltese. It was during this same year that Fr Albert M. Grech O.P., a Dominican Latinist, finished the translation from Latin to Maltese of the first two books of L-Enejjija, Vergil’s Aeneid. Two years earlier, this fervent lover of Maltese published L-Għanjiet dwar l-Ewkaristija, a translation from Latin of St Thomas Aquinas’ five Eucharistic hymns. Who was Fr Albert M. Grech O.P. Carlo Grech was born in Sliema on 7th October 1883 to Mikiel and Karmena Xuereb. On 22nd November 1898 he joined the Dominican Order and took the name of Albert.