Catalogue

St. Mungo Music Publications The following puplications are available to purchase. Please send your order, listing the number of copies required, and a cheque made payable to 'St. Mungo Music' for the total amount to: St Mungo Music, St Leo the Great, 5 Beech Avenue, Glasgow G41 5BY Scotland United Kingdom Tel: 0141 427 0293 Also from the St Paul Bookshop. Psalms of the Seasons Published by Kevin Mayhew Lyric settings of the psalms for the major seasons and feasts. Texts are by the Grail, James Quinn SJ and Noel S Donnelly. Psalms 8, 15, 18, 23, 24, 26, 29, 30, 32, 33, 39, 42, 50, 66, 71, 83, 84, 85, 88, 94.95, 102, 103, 109, 114, 115, 117, 120, 121, 127, 129, 130, 138, 144. Gospel Acclamations: Advent: Prepare ye the way; I am the handmaid; Christmas: I bring you news; We praise you; May the peace of Christ; At various times in the past; We saw his star; The Year: Speak, O Lord; Come to me; May the Father; God loved the world; I am the light; Stay awake; Lent-Holy Week-Eastertide:: Not by bread alone; The Father’s voice; Christ was humbler yet; I give you a new commandment Christ our Passover; This day was made; I am the way; I will not leave you orphans; Come Holy Spirit; Funerals: I am the Resurrection; If we have died Music by Mary Dickie, Noel S Donnelly, Gerry Fitzpatrick, David Harris, Martin Morran. and Catherine Walker. Published by Kevin Mayhew Ltd. (Available also from St Mungo Music). Price £12.99 Music for the Eucharist A new publication for St Mungo Music from Kevin Mayhew For parishes and schools: Songs of the Eucharistic Prayers and accessible communion hymns and antiphons to encourage people and children to enjoy ‘full, conscious and active participation’ and to have a sense of the holiness of what they are doing. Schools may find the music for the Children’s Eucharistic Prayer particularly useful, while choirs and instrumentalists may enjoy the optional harmonies and instrumental parts Authors include: Joan Buchanan, Gerard Carr, Patricia Carroll, Cath Doherty, Noel S Donnelly, Adrian Finnerty, Gerry Fitzpatrick, David Galloway, Bill McLaughlin, Martin Morran, Pam Murray, Lorraine Skilling, Stephen Eric Smyth and Catherine Walker. Price £12.99 Dunkeld Mass of St Columba Kyrie; Litany of Praise; Gloria; Sanctus; 4 memorials; Agnus Dei The Dunkeld Mass of St Columba was commissioned by Bishop Vincent Logan and the Diocese of Dunkeld to mark the 14th centenary of St Columba in 1997. It was first sung at the Dunkeld Diocesan Mass in the Caird Hall, Dundee, and then at the national celebration of St Columba in St Columba’s Cathedral, Oban. The 2nd edition has been published by St Mungo Music in October 2005. Flute parts and some optional choir parts are included and other parts for the Sanctus and Gloria are available on request. Text © ICEL. Music © Gerry Fitzpatrick. Cover and graphics © Netta Ewing. Price £6.00 Mass of St Gregory Written for the 14th centenary of Gregory the Great: Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Memorial, Agnus Dei. Text © ICEL. Music © Gerry Fitzpatrick. Price £6.00 A Litany of Celtic Saints Based on the traditional text with the addition of local variants. Music © Gerry Fitzpatrick. With CD sung by Gerry Healy and the St Mungo Singers. Price £4. St Andrew A cantata for schools. CD sung by St Rose of Lima Primary School. Price £6 St Mungo A Cantata for Schools By David Morris and Gerry Fitzpatrick This revival of the St Mungo Cantata brings back many happy memories of the celebrations of St Mungo during Glasgow’s Year of Culture in 1990, when so many schools and choirs were involved in events in Glasgow Cathedral, in St Mungo’s, Townhead, in the Kelvin Hall and in schools in Glasgow, Fife and Renfrewshire. The photograph above is an encouraging sign that the enthusiasm seen then can be matched today in Mungo’s city during the year of his 14th Centenary. The Year of Mungo began with Archbishop Conti’s STV greeting from the St Mungo Museum aided by children from St Rose of Lima Primary; it continued with the Glasgow Churches Together Vigil of St Mungo – a Vespers – in St Mungo’s or Glasgow Cathedral supported by the St Mungo Singers, then the Mass of St Mungo in St Andrew’s Cathedral, the Week of Prayer Service in St Columba’s Gaelic Church, and the Mass of our Celtic Roots during the Celtic Connections Festival. The St Mungo’s Mass with children (photo above) involved about 25 schools in St George’s, Penilee, supported by St Roch’s Ceili Band, harpists, ensemble and Piper, and the ecumenical Service for the City took place in the City Chambers with the Church Leaders, the Lord Provost and city and civic representatives, the St Mungo Singers, members of the Glasgow Gaelic choirs, the Glasgow Gaelic School, children from Our Lady of the Annunciation Primary, and Harpist and Piper. Mungo 1400 continued with a pilgrimage to Culross before the summer, where almost 100 people were welcomed by the Minister of the Abbey Church where St Mungo grew up, and brought tokens of respect from the Lord Provost and from Glasgow Churches Together. Then in the autumn there was a solemn Mass of St Mungo at which the Archbishop and the Archdiocese welcomed friends and representatives to mark the origins of the Church and the City of Glasgow. In November, schools celebrated Mungo’s life and witness with this Cantata during the week of the feast of St Margaret, another notable contributer to the shaping of Scotland’s life and culture. Price £8