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Original

By God Kept Pure. Alan Hommerding. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Choir sheet music. Horn sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Organ Accompaniment sheet music.

Translation

By God Kept Pure. Alan Hommerding. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Choir sheet music. Horn sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Organ Accompaniment sheet music.

Original

By God Kept Pure composed by Alan Hommerding. 1956-. For SATB Choir, Cantor, Assembly, Organ. optional Brass Quartet. SATB. WLP Choral Series. Christian, Worship. Octavo. 13 pages. Published by World Library Publications. WL.008828. Alan's rich text speaks of Mary, the chosen one, faithful disciple, blessed among women, and pure in heart. Alan also composed this compelling musical setting for a recent commission. The lyrical melody is supported by organ and brass. In the absence of the brass instruments the accessible organ accompaniment in verse 1 may be used for the entire piece. Verse 2 works wonderfully well as the choir sings the Latin words Beati mundi corde. "Blessed are the pure in heart". while the assembly and cantor continue singing the melody. Verses 3 and 4 feature brass quartet accompaniment as the melody is sung in unison. The final verse utilizes the choir singing the mantra-like phrase Ave Beata. "Hail, Blessed One". beneath the cantor and assembly melody. Assemblies will enjoy playing their essential role in the full version of "By God Kept Pure".

Translation

By God Kept Pure composed by Alan Hommerding. 1956-. For SATB Choir, Cantor, Assembly, Organ. optional Brass Quartet. SATB. WLP Choral Series. Christian, Worship. Eighth. 13 pages. Published by World Library Publications. WL.008828. Alan's rich text speaks of Mary, the chosen one, faithful disciple, blessed among women, and pure in heart. Alan also composed this compelling musical setting for a recent commission. The lyrical melody is supported by organ and brass. In the absence of the brass instruments the accessible organ accompaniment in verse 1 may be used for the entire piece. Verse 2 works wonderfully well as the choir sings the Latin words Beati mundi corde. "Blessed are the pure in heart". while the assembly and cantor continue singing the melody. Verses 3 and 4 feature brass quartet accompaniment as the melody is sung in unison. The final verse utilizes the choir singing the mantra-like phrase Ave Beata. "Hail, Blessed One". beneath the cantor and assembly melody. Assemblies will enjoy playing their essential role in the full version of "By God Kept Pure".