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SATB choir, organ - Beginning

SKU: EC.7-0431

Composed by Stephen Chatman. Arranged by Stephen Chatman. Year C Pentecost11; Catholic Year C Ordinary18; Catholic Year A Ordinary17. 21st Century. Octavo. Galaxy Music Corporation #7.0431. Published by Galaxy Music Corporation (EC.7-0431).

ISBN 600313704314. UPC: 600313704314. Text: Ancient Irish (traditional, Byrne & Hull).

The popular hymn (Slane), based on an 8th C. Irish text translated in 1905 by M. E. Byrne and versified in 1912 by Eleanor H. Hull, gets a new dressing by Canadian composer Stephen Chatman. Uses three of the four original stanzas.