Settings of the 2010 ICEL translation of the Roman Missal are published with the approval of the Department for Christian Life and Worship of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England & Wales.
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By Nick Baty
A simple setting with an accompaniment written especially for a “Grade IV” nun. Scored for assembly and keyboard with optional descant. Includes assembly edition which may be reproduced in service sheets. Holy, Memorial Acclamations 1, 2, 3, and Amen. 8pp. £2.
By Nick Baty
A gentle calypso setting. Scored for assembly and keyboard/guitar with optional flute and SAB choir or descant. Includes assembly edition which may be reproduced in service sheets. Holy, Memorial Acclamations 1, 2, 3, Doxology and Amen. 16pp. £3.
By Nick Baty
Written for three parishes which celebrate the greater festivals together. Scored for piano/bass and guitar with optional melody instruments and descant. 8pp. £2.
By Nick Baty
This is a straightforward setting which can be made to sound grander by the addition of SAB choir. Scored for assembly and keyboard. Includes assembly edition which may be reproduced in service sheets. 12pp. £2.50.
By Nick Baty
This was one of Concept’s first publications and is probably its most popular. It is now being reworked to carry the new ICEL translation. Scored for assembly and keyboard/guitar with optional flute, clarinet and unison choir. Includes assembly edition which may be reproduced in service sheets. Holy, Memorial Acclamations 1, 2, 3, Doxology and Amen. (NB Currently in preparation.) 16pp. £3.
By Nick Baty
This set of Acclamtions is based on the Kyrie from the plainsong Miss Orbis Factor but there the similarity stops. Although Orbis Factor Acclamations can be sung by the assembly alone, accompanied by organ or piano, there are also optional parts for SATB choir and four-part brass (2 Trpts, Horn and Trombone). Includes assembly edition which may be reproduced in service sheets. Brass parts available on request. Holy, Memorial Acclamations 1, 2, 3, Doxology and Amen. 8pp. £2.
By Nick Baty
A sister setting to Orbis Factor Acclamations. Again, the choir and four-part brass are optional. Orbis Factor means “Creator of the World”. Includes assembly edition which may be reproduced in service sheets. Brass parts available on request. 8pp. £2.
By Nick Baty
Seanathair Acclamations is designed to be flexible and can be sung with a simple piano or guitar accompaniment or with the addition of SAB (or descant) and between one and four melody instruments in almost any combination. This is a simple setting with a gentle, almost Celtic, feel. Seanathair is Celtic for “grandfather”. Holy, Memorial Acclamations 1, 2, 3, Doxology and Amen. (NB Currently in preparation.) 16pp. £3.00.
By Nick Baty
Written for Sacred Heart Parish, Warrington, this setting is scored for assembly and keyboard/guitar with optional flute and unison or two-part choir. Includes assembly edition which may be reproduced in service sheets. Holy, Memorial Acclamations 1, 2, 3, Doxology and Amen. 16pp. £3.
By Nick Baty
A sister setting to Warrington Gloria. Again, the choir and flute parts are optional. Includes assembly edition which may be reproduced in service sheets. (NB Currently in preparation.) 8pp. £2.
GOSPEL GREETINGS
by Nick Baty
A simple Alleluia based on Pachelbel’s Canon in D. The assembly sings (and hums) the refrain while the cantor superimposes the Gospel verse over the top. Easy to learn and memorable. £1.
by Nick Baty
As it’s name suggests, the piece was originally a Gospel greeting for Advent and Christmas. It’s now been extended to include verses for Easter and other Sundays of the year. £1.
by Nick Baty
While the assembly sings the melody, your choir or cantors can choose from several verses set to two different melodies. All three themes work together so the music can build up as the Gospel procession approaches the lectern. £1.
by Nick Baty
A mellow Gospel greeting with verses for cantor and optional choir (2-part) accompaniment. £1.