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		By: Chris Wroblewski		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[It&#039;s a really nice tune, and while I love the full-on OCP arrangement, Chris Brunelle&#039;s singing with just a guitar is excellent and suits the &quot;noble simplicity&quot; that Lent requires perfectly.

I think they should have set the key to C rather than D flat to t0 help pianists.

The excellent text was originally published with the EIFIONYDD hymn tune (still available at OCP) and is part of a collection, &quot;We Contemplate the Mystery&quot; with specific texts for each liturgy in Lent.  EIFIONYDD is a simple tune, but not well known, hence the setting with BEACH SPRING, which everyone knows.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s a really nice tune, and while I love the full-on OCP arrangement, Chris Brunelle&#8217;s singing with just a guitar is excellent and suits the &#8220;noble simplicity&#8221; that Lent requires perfectly.</p>
<p>I think they should have set the key to C rather than D flat to t0 help pianists.</p>
<p>The excellent text was originally published with the EIFIONYDD hymn tune (still available at OCP) and is part of a collection, &#8220;We Contemplate the Mystery&#8221; with specific texts for each liturgy in Lent.  EIFIONYDD is a simple tune, but not well known, hence the setting with BEACH SPRING, which everyone knows.</p>
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