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Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A

Music for Mass

Opening: Table of Plenty (Schutte)
Responsorial Psalm: Respond & Acclaim (OCP)
Gospel Acclamation: R&A (OCP)
Preparation: Jerusalem, My Happy Home (LAND OF REST)
Sanctus, Anamnesis A, Amen: People’s Mass (Vermulst)
Agnus Dei: Heritage Mass (Alstott)
Communion: Pan de Vida (Hurd)
Closing: City of God (Schutte)

Posted 11.17.2002
by Aristotle Esguerra
4 comments.
Filed under: Liturgical Music in Practice.

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4 Comments

Of course, there are the ‘alternate’ lyrics for Pan de Vida:

Pancho Villa
Terror of the West
Pancho Villa
Of Banditos the best!
….
:-)


Gordon Zaft
11.18.2002 @ 3:52 am #

I’ve never seen that before! :-) Is there more to it?

On a side note, I was shocked by Bob Hurd’s latest CD, “Ubi Caritas” — the difference between that and his “Pan de Vida” is like night and day.


Aristotle A. Esguerra
11.18.2002 @ 4:12 am #

It is not a table of plenty…it is a table of sacrifice. Why these tacky hymns? Just curious. When these come up I just clam up.


John
11.18.2002 @ 11:37 pm #

The (lay)person who was preaching (and calls it a homily) asked for them, and I obliged. The original hymns selected were quite markedly different - I’ll put those up when I get them from work.

I agree with you wholeheartedly that such hymns are musically tacky, and they’re not always TC (theologically correct).


Aristotle A. Esguerra
11.19.2002 @ 4:11 am #

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