Joncas: We Come to Your Feast

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Label
GIA
Release Date
January 1, 1995
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      JONCAS, MICHAEL
    • PERFORMER
      Michael Joncas
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      January 01, 1995
    • UPC
      785147033721
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      GIA CD-337
    • LABEL
      GIA
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Choral - Sacred
    Works ⌄

    1. We Shall Go Rejoicing

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    2. No Greater Love: Kyrie Eleison

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    3. Gloria in Excelsis

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    4. My Shepherd, "Psalm 23"

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    5. Gospel Acclamation

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    6. General Intercessions

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    7. Blest Are the People

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    8. We Come to Your Feast

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    9. Sanctus

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    10. Memorial Acclamation

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    11. Amen

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    12. No Greater Love: Agnus dei

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    13. Our Blessing Cup

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    14. Within Our Hearts Be Born

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas

    15. Come, Let Us Sing

      Composer: Michael Joncas

      Performer: Michael Joncas


In this collection you'll find a marvelous setting of the twenty-third Psalm for choir and assembly; a fine choral anthem, "Come Let Us Sing;" a retrospective carol, "Within Our Hearts Be Born;" and the title song—it sings itself! First published in 1990, the Mass for John Carroll was an instant success. Utilizing both English and Latin texts, this Mass provides satisfying yet challenging parts for choir with melodic and singable parts for assembly.