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Take and Eat This Bread of Heaven

Keesecker, Thomas

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80-820*
MorningStar Music Publishers
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Take and Eat This Bread of Heaven (Choral Score) - 80-820
$2.25
Take and Eat This Bread of Heaven (Downloadable Choral Score) - file_80-820-E *Downloadable choral octavo minimum order quantity is 6.
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Take and Eat This Bread of Heaven (opt. Violin Part) - 80-820A
$3.00
Take and Eat This Bread of Heaven (Downloadable Violin Part) - file_80-820A-E
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This communion processional has texts based on Wisdom 16:20 and Psalm 78, and is set for SATB choir, Assembly, piano or organ, optional violin (or other C instrument) and guitar. It has its roots in Panem de caelo (Bread from heaven), one of seven communion antiphons in the Graduale Romanum that are suggested for general use at communion. Guitar plays from the choir score. Part of the Parish Choral Series.
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SKU80-820*
Composer/ArrangerKeesecker, Thomas
Voicing & InstrumentsSATB, Keyboard (Piano or Organ), Guitar, opt. Violin or C Instrument
SeriesParish Choral Series
DifficultyEasy
Topics (Sacred)Communion
Liturgical YearAll Saints/All Souls, Ash Wednesday, General, Lent, Thanksgiving, Triduum/Three Days
ScriptureWisdom 16:20; Psalms 78
Liturgical MusicCommunion/Eucharist
Catholic LectionaryMaundy/Holy Thursday C, Ordinary 17B, Ordinary 18B, Ordinary 19B, Ordinary 20B, Ordinary 21B, Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ C, Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) A, Holy/Maundy Thursday A, Exaltation of the Holy Cross A, Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) B, Holy/Maundy Thursday B, Exaltation of the Holy Cross B, Exaltation of the Holy Cross C
Common LectionaryProper 14 (19)B, Proper 16 (21)B, Proper 15 (20)B
PublisherMorningStar Music Publishers
This communion processional has texts based on Wisdom 16:20 and Psalm 78, and is set for SATB choir, Assembly, piano or organ, optional violin (or other C instrument) and guitar. It has its roots in Panem de caelo (Bread from heaven), one of seven communion antiphons in the Graduale Romanum that are suggested for general use at communion. Guitar plays from the choir score.