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I’ve found a song not by Patricia Smith at As One Voice. This is seriously good folk song about prayer from John Coleman and Noel Davis. It is probably best as a solo. Songs as nice as this make a … Continue reading →

This is more liturgically useful music from Patricia Smith at the As One Voice Digital shop at Willow Publishing. This is for the Sprinkling Rite at Easter Vigil and uses a text from Ezekiel 47. I saw water flowing from … Continue reading →

This is meant to be a trawl through the digital archive at Willow but for some reason, having sorted things alphabetically, I’m getting a lot of Patrica Smith in a row. This is from John 15:4-17 and has some competition … Continue reading →

This year we will be playing Friday and the Vigil with another group doing Thursday and Sunday. Last year’s post covered most of the territory. Our priest has asked for Good Friday to be low key and quiet. We can … Continue reading →

This is a sung prayer by Patricia Smith for children. She covers many sorts of prayer in an accessible way. You can buy the sheet music at Willow or go the whole hog and by the book, Don’t Just Stand … Continue reading →

Now we come to a gathering song from Patricia Smith in the As One Voice Digital store. It is a singable tune for any age. It could also be used for Gifts and Eucharist. The sheet music can be purchased … Continue reading →

Patricia Smith has had an awful lot of new songs published by Willow in the last few years, so my most recent trawl through the AOV digital archive has come up with a lot of her great songs. This one … Continue reading →

The next few songs from the digital store at Willow are all from Patricia Smith. This is a song for Eucharist so always welcome. The repetitions make it easier to sing. The sheet music is for sale at Willow. There … Continue reading →

This is a song from 2000 by Kevin Bates that I haven’t come across before. It is a simple song of thanks to God for life and family. The sheet music to buy and a snippet to hear are at … Continue reading →

David MacGregor‘s songs have been a pleasant surprise in the new material from Willow. This is song for Advent that is worth hearing, although it’s range is a a bit formidable for an assembly. The text is inspired by John … Continue reading →