17901914
Holden Evening Prayer - Instrument edition
17901914
17901914
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Guitar, 3 octaves handbells, C instrument - Beginning

SKU: GI.G-3460INST

Composed by Marty Haugen. This edition: Instrument edition. Sacred. Instrumental part(s). 4 pages. GIA Publications #3460INST. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-3460INST).

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Mike K.
October 29, 2013
Love it!
My church (St. Paul's) in Oregon, IL, used this for one or both of the seasonal segments (Advent & Lent) and everyone absolutely loved it! Especially nice were the Psalm 141 (Let my prayer rise up like incense before you), and the Magnificat. At my present church, I played a little part of Psalm 141 where two parts follow each other (Canon?), and it immediately brought back ND memories for the mother of our pastor where she went to school. I hope to get it approved for our use at my present church, Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church (NALC & LCMS), Dade City, FL.