Two Seventeenth-Century Carols for Easter and Pentecost

Text Author: St. John of Damascus, George Boorne Timms, Richard Proulx

Arranger: Richard Proulx

1. Words and Arr. © 1991 GIA.; 2. Words © 1975 Oxford University Press. Arr. © 1991 GIA.

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Vocal Forces: SATB

Accompaniment: Reduction

Text Source: 1. Based on John of Damascus, ca. 675–749; 2. George Timms, 1910–1997, alt., from English Praise

Music Source: 1. Mainz Gesangbuch, 1628; 2. Dutch melody, 17th c.

Series: Proulx Legacy

Description:

This fresh, sprightly Easter carol combines the text of John of Damascus with a tune from the Mainz Gesangbuch incorporating the original Latin in the refrain. Appropriate throughout the Easter season. Also in this edition (but not on the demo recording) is “Pentecost Carol,” featuring a text by George Timms combined with a Dutch folk melody that has characteristic melodic curves and unusual phrase lengths.

Categories: Choral/Vocal

Seasonal: Eastertide

Liturgical: Easter Sunday, Pentecost

Number of Pages: 8

Language: English

Format: Octavo

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