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RESOURCES
Publications
that include both musical and training advice:
Sing! New Words for Worship
£8.50 ISBN: 0 9534836 3 0
Sarum College Press
January 2004
Rosalind Brown, Jeremy Davies and Ron Green
This
new collection of 57 hymns by authors associated with Salisbury Cathedral contains new texts for seasons throughout the year.
Traditional tunes are used for most and new tunes have been written by Barry Ferguson, Richard Shephard and Ron Green. The
book has been produced by Robert Fielding and is available from Sarum College Bookshop.
Common
Worship Psalms and Canticles
£11.95
ISBN: 0 9534826 5 7
Sarum College Press November 2004.
Br. Reginald SSF
This
book will enable congregations and small groups of worshippers, without the resources needed for Anglican chant, to sing the
Psalms and Canticles. Br. Reginald has provided a wide range of singable tones for use with his own simple pointing system.
In addition to the Psalms, a selection of Canticles with their refrains, is included. The texts are from Common Worship
Services and Prayers for the Church of England. Music and text origination by Robert Fielding. Available from Sarum College Bookshop.
MORE
THAN JUST A MUSICIAN
John Riley
Soon
to be available is: 'More than just a Musician - the challenge of choir leadership' by John Riley which offers 'practical
advice on dealing with some of the challenges facing any choir. Many a choir leader or member will identify with many of the
issues and situations described and hopefully gain comfort from the knowledge that they are not alone!' To order, email John
at: john.riley@virgin.net
Hymn
Introits for the Liturgical Year: The Origin and Early Development of the Latin Texts
$28.00 ISBN: 1-59525-011-5 LTP 2005.
Christoph
Tietze
This
book will help pastors, music directors, and seminarians understand the introit texts for practical use in today’s liturgies.
The introit chant is the last of the Mass propers to be researched in detail. Here Tietze presents their history and development
through the ages. He has also composed performable congregational settings of the proper parts of the Mass for the liturgical
year. This title is part of the Hillenbrand Books imprint, studies series. Paperback, 6 x 9, 336 pages.
Available
from LTP (Liturgy Training Publications) at: http://www.ltp.org/ltp/servlet/RequestDispatcherServlet?action=searchDetails&key=Hillenbrand;Books:HILY
Joyful
Noise?
The
Why, What and How of Music in Church.
£15.25
ISBN 0-9554393-0-2, 2006 Holy Trinity Press, Skipton
Tim
Rishton
An
entertaining and informative book that covers the knotty questions often associated with quires and places where they sing.
LINKS
Resource
pages for choirs, clergy, congregations, music directors and anyone looking for new music for worship.
White Light Publishing - Comprehensive resources for choirs, cantors and congregations with on-line shop.
Hymn Tune Orchestrations - should the occasion arise!
Lunt Resource Site - very useful for liturgical texts.
Anglican Church Music - you can spend serious time here!
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