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I've worked my way through the As One Voice books and other collections making backings on Band in a Box to help me (& you if you're interested) learn new songs for church. This is aimed at churches and musicians that own the collections but haven't exploited them fully. If you don't have them they are certainly worth buying. This site is educational, nonprofit and designed to enhance the commercial prospects of songwriters. This site does not distribute copyrighted sheet music.Disclaimer
Any opinions expressed here are personal views and not the responsibility of any Church.
All music backings posted are created by myself and the intention is for them to be used to learn the songs. If any copyright holder wishes me to cease publicising and promoting their wares and directing people to where sheet music can be legally purchased please let me know.Mason’s “Mass of Glory and Praise”
To access my backings for Paul Mason's mass go to Feb 2011 in the archive.-
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Monthly Archives: September 2025
There Is One Thing I Ask of the Lord CWB I 837
This is a setting of Psalm 26(27) from the Grail by Tobias Colgan OSB. He is a Benedictine from St. Meinrad Archabbey in southern Indiana. They have kindly posted a songbook that includes this song’s words and music on page … Continue reading
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The Word of God from Heaven Came CWB I 836
This is another song CWB sourced from the New Catholic Hymnal, and is a paraphrase by Anthony G. Petti of a song by Thomas Aquinas called Verbum supernum prodiens. It is both Eucharistic and Trinitarian. CWB set it to Percy … Continue reading
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The Spirit of the Lord (aka Song of the Holy Spirit aka Our God Provides) CWB I 834
This is a Dutch hymn for confirmation by Huub Oosterhuis. CWB I sets it to a traditional Dutch tune, GELUKKIG IS HET LAND. The translation is by Anthony Barr. The words and music are in this sample at Hymnary. OCP … Continue reading
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The Lord Is My Shepherd, My Shield CWB I 831
This is some 60s folk mass goodness from Joe Wise and yet another update of Psalm 22 (23). The original has an extra bar in verse 3 only but I note Marty Haugen’s arrangement for GIA smoothed things out with … Continue reading
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The Lord My Shepherd Rules My Life CWB I 829
This is a reimagining of Psalm 22 (23) by Christopher Idle. CWB used CRIMOND to set it, which is doubling down I suppose. Jubilate have the text, Hope the sheet music and Praise the backstory. Job done. Now to find … Continue reading
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The Lord is My Light and Salvation CWB I 828
The is a bit of an orphan setting of Psalm 26 (27) by Marty Haugen. You would expect Haugen’s work to be available but he wrote a more useable setting later on and that appears to have superceded this one. … Continue reading
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The Glory of Our King Was Seen CWB I 821
This lyric for Holy Week, by the poet Margaret Cropper, is set in CWB to MORNING SONG. It is admirably succinct. 1 The glory of our King was seenwhen he came riding by,and all the children waved and sang‘Hosanna, King … Continue reading
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The Eternal Gifts of Christ the King CWB I 814
This is a translation of St Ambrose’s Aeterna Christi munera translated by John Mason Neale and here set to the tradional tune AGINCOURT. I blogged this as part of a group of songs in CWB II, but I’ll give it … Continue reading
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Take Comfort, God’s People CWB I 813
This is another of the songs CWB sourced from the Resource Collection of Hymns and Service Music for the Liturgy from ICEL, which can still be purchased at GIA. The text for Advent and Christmas is by Omar Westendorf based … Continue reading
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See, Christ Was Wounded for Our Sake CWB I 800
Father Brian Foley based this hymn on the suffering servant passages in Isaiah 53, so it has a special use for Good Friday. CWB sourced this hymn for the New Catholic Hymnal and followed them by setting the text to … Continue reading
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