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I still working through Chris deSilva’s newer songs that he showed us at the APMN conference last year but aren’t up on his website yet. This is an entrance song for a funeral. From Time to Eternity

This is a funeral song designed as a song of farewell. There are no chords in the sheet music so I made some up that are almost certainly incorrect. It still sounds a good song. Eternal Rest I’d love to … Continue reading →

I’m still putting up the newer songs of Chris DeSilva (from Perth) that he hasn’t yet put up on his site. This is a Christmas song with lovely lilting tune that deals in the paradox of the Christmas story. This … Continue reading →

Because it’s our parish mass at St Peter’s this week we are using the psalm from the Mass of Saints Peter and Paul. Entrance: Christ Be Our Light (Farrell) AOV 2/3 Psalm 33 (McKenna) The Lord set me free from all … Continue reading →

This is another of DeSilva’s songs with a specific use within the RCIA but which could act as a blessing in many circumstances. I’ve scanned the sheet music: Go In Peace My backing just goes through the songs once but … Continue reading →

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This is another of Chris deSilva’s newer songs. This one is for RCIA and I’ve scanned the sheet music and instructions to here: Chosen and Called He has lyrics for before and after the catechumens are baptised so he thinks … Continue reading →

Voices As One has syncopated me into submission so I’ll finish volume two of that later. I had been waiting for Chris DeSilva to put up his newer songs he gave us at the APMN conference in Perth last year … Continue reading →

Entrance: Prepare the Way of the Lord (Boniwell) Psalm 138 (McKenna) I praise you for I am wonderfully made. Gifts: Without Seeing You (Haas) AOV 2/158 Communion: Bread of Life (Farrell) AOV 1/164 Thanksgiving: The Summons (Maule-Bell) AOV NG 149 Recessional: A Voice … Continue reading →

This is a super syncopated P&W song written by a committee consisting of Paul Field, Henk Pool, Ralph Van Manen and Robert Roekerk. It appears to be popular. The text is here. The sheet can be purchased at several places … Continue reading →