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In the Shadow of God. C Instrument sheet music. Cello sheet music. Organ sheet music. Piano sheet music. Beginning.

Traducció

A l'ombra de Déu. Full C Instrument musical. Partitura Cello. Partitures d'òrgans. Partitures per a piano. Començament.

Original

In the Shadow of God. Introits for Lent. Composed by Paul Tate & Ken Macek. For keyboard, C instrument. , cello. Lent, Ash Wednesday, Holy Thursday. Includes guitar chord names. Sacred. Easy. Medium. Text language. English. 40 pages. Published by GIA Publications. GI.G-8079. With Text language. English. Sacred. In the Shadow of God is the final edition in this series of contemporary settings of the proper introits, adapted from the Gregorian Missal. This edition includes seven musical selections including introits for Ash Wednesday, the five Sundays of Lent, and Holy Thursday. Each of the singable, short melodies includes the antiphon and appointed Psalm verse for each Sunday and will set a tone of reverence and awe for your Lenten celebrations. The mantra-like, repetitive structure also lends them to use in Communion processions without worship aids, or as variable-length post-Communion musical meditations.

Traducció

A l'ombra de Déu. Introits per a la Quaresma. Composed by Paul Tate & Ken Macek. Per teclat, instrument C. , Cello. Lent, Ash Wednesday, Holy Thursday. Inclou noms dels acords de guitarra. Sagrat. Fàcil. Medi. Idioma del text. Anglès. 40 pàgines. Publicat per GIA Publications. GI.G-8079. Amb el llenguatge del text. Anglès. Sagrat. In the Shadow of God is the final edition in this series of contemporary settings of the proper introits, adapted from the Gregorian Missal. This edition includes seven musical selections including introits for Ash Wednesday, the five Sundays of Lent, and Holy Thursday. Each of the singable, short melodies includes the antiphon and appointed Psalm verse for each Sunday and will set a tone of reverence and awe for your Lenten celebrations. The mantra-like, repetitive structure also lends them to use in Communion processions without worship aids, or as variable-length post-Communion musical meditations.