Monthly Archives: March 2021

The new website for Willow Publications, the home of As One Voice is up and running. It is a digital music and ebook source for all our liturgical needs. The new Liturgical Song Selection looks great. You can preview selections … Continue reading →

This is an Irish funeral song to the tune of Danny Boy (LONDONDERRY AIR). That means a fair old range of notes. It is written by Paulette McCoy and is a good example of a well known tune being used … Continue reading →

This is an Easter or funeral song written by Christopher Walker and Paule Freeburg. It is meant to be sung “victoriously” so might sound odd at a funeral. The refrain is 1 Cor 15:55. OCP provide the text in their … Continue reading →

I’m in the “new” (as in new in 2007) section of my old Guitar Accompaniment Book from OCP. This is a very loose paraphrase of the Magnificat by Bob Hurd with a Spanish translation by Jaime Cortez … except the … Continue reading →

This is obviously for Ash Wednesday. Cyprian Consiglio used Joel 2:13 for the refrain and Psalms 30 and 65 for the verses. It is singable enough despite the octave leaps in the verses. You can purchase the sheet music at … Continue reading →

This is a grand singable recessional with special application for Easter Sunday by Ricky Manalo. I don’t like held “D”s so I’d bring it down to F and risk the ire of guitarists. As usual, OCP kindly provide the text … Continue reading →

This starts as a song of praise and turns into an exhortation for service and justice. I suppose that makes sense. It was written by Tobias Colgan OSB. OCP will sell you the sheet music and the text is in … Continue reading →

This is a song for Christmas by Dan Schutte with extra verses for Epiphany and the Baptism of the Lord, so you can keep the song in use for a few weeks at least. It is set to IN DULCI … Continue reading →

While I wait to see what the new Willow website comes up with later this week, I am going back the the Guitar Accompaniment Book c2005 from OCP. I have already covered the alphabetical hymn section and will skip the … Continue reading →