Author Archives: maddg

There are Marty Haugen songs in Gather Comprehensive that I have never come across before and I am blogging them now. This one has an obvious application when readings from Romans 8 come up. The verses have enough variation that … Continue reading →

This is a Marty Haugen tune setting a devastating Brian Wren text for any time but especially Holy Week. The text is at Hope Publishing. Haugen’s setting can be purchased at GIA.

I’m back looking at Marty Haugen songs from Gather Comprehensive that I have yet to blog from other sources. This is a powerful song of lament with a text by Haugen and set to PASSION CHORALE by Hans Leo Hassler … Continue reading →

This song isn’t by Marty Haugen. It is a St Louis Jesuit song from the 70s used at Ryan’s church recently that I hadn’t come across before. This is by John Foley and is a rare OCP copyright in a … Continue reading →

This is wonderful song for Lent by Marty Haugen in Gather Comprehensive. It does require a cantor singing against the assembly so for parishes like mine where we all sing everything it isn’t going to work. The sheet music can … Continue reading →

Entrance: Gather As One (McKenna) AOV NG 48 Psalm 137 (McKenna) In the sight of the angels I will sing your praises , Lord. Gifts: Here I Am Lord (Schutte) AOV 1/90 Communion: Be Not Afraid (Dufford) AOV 1/114 Thanksgiving: … Continue reading →

This is another Marty Haugen song from Gather Comprehensive that I haven’t come across before. The text is actually by Susan R. Briehl but wonderfully set by Haugen. The text is here. The sheet music can be purchased at GIA.

I have blogged a lot of Chris deSilva songs in the last two year and the good news is that he has updated his website with new sheet music. A highlight is his setting of the Easter Proclamation, which is … Continue reading →

I’m back in my small project to blog all the Marty Haugen songs in my copy of Gather Comprehensive that I haven’t already covered from other sources like As One Voice. This is a song with a text by Marty … Continue reading →

Time for a short rest from blogging – back in February.