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Mass of Holy Longing

Rob Glover, Daniel Kantor

Published with the approval of the CDW, USCCB. Some Gospel Acclamation verses © 2001, 1998, 1997, 1986, 1970 CCD. English © 1969, 1981, 1997, 2010 ICEL. Setting © 2026 GIA.

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Vocal Forces: Assembly, Priest, SATB, Cantor

Accompaniment: Piano

Guitar: Yes

Separate Instruments: Guitar, C Instrument I, C Instrument II, Handbells, Horn in F, Viola, B-flat Instrument I, B-flat Instrument II, Bass

Text Source: The Roman Missal, 2010; Lectionary for Mass

Series: Mass

Difficulty Level: E/M

Description:

The C instrument parts are also included in Bass clef.

 

The Mass of Holy Longing is intentionally restrained in tone, favoring depth and stillness over brighter, more buoyant spiritual expressions. Some cadences may even feel slightly ambiguous or unresolved, helping create a sense of longing for what is yet to come. Rooted naturally in the threshold of Advent and the restraint of Lent, this Mass may also find a home in Ordinary Time.

This Mass can be sung in unison by the assembly, or the choral parts can be added for a richer sound. The Mass also often alternates between chant and meter. The Penitential Act lists four invocation options and a call and response Amen at the conclusion. The Glory to God has a simple chant version or a more festive setting with meter and choral chant and the Alleluia and Gospel Verses have metered or chanted options for choir or cantor.

Categories: Choral/Vocal, Liturgical

Rites: Eucharist

Topical: Eucharist

Scored for: Brass, Handbell, Mixed Ensemble, Strings, Woodwinds

Number of Pages: 52

Language: English

Format: Softcover

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