Monthly Archives: April 2011

Judy Bailey is proving the real eye opener of this collection as I’d never heard of her and every song of hers that Willow have picked for this collection has something special about it.  No 96 in AOV NG is … Continue reading →

Anne Maree Higgins fabulous pop song “Mission to Love” is No 95 in AOV NG.   The sugar coating does not disguise the hard message of verse two.  I’m sure it would work as entrance, gifts and recessional at least.  My … Continue reading →

On Good Friday we have No 94 from AOV NG, “Love Never Ends.”  This was written by Paul Mason, one of the greats of Australian liturgical music and is based on 1 Corinthians 13.  It is therefore ideal for weddings or … Continue reading →

No 93 in AOV NG is an emmanuelworship song by James Garrahy, called “Lord, Send Me Your Spirit.”  We have used this for many years as an extra veni sancte or as gifts.  It is a song that can turn … Continue reading →

 Written for St Mark’s Primary School, Drummoyne by James Maher msc, No 92 in As One Voice the Next Generation is “Live the Gospel”.  It looks a challenge on the page but once you hear it – not so bad – … Continue reading →

I’ve already done No 91″Like a Candle” before Advent last year.  You can find it here.

No 90 in AOV NG is a great song by Amanda McKenna.  It is sort of Latin funk brass blast feel good gospel song that could even be used liturgically for entrance or recessional.  It has a proper gospel call … Continue reading →

This gentle funeral song by Monica O’Brien and Gina Ogilvie is No 89 in AOV NG. It can be purchased for download at As One Voice. Verse 1 We gather here to give our thanks For the life that you … Continue reading →

This country song is no 88 in As One Voice: the Next Generation.  It is another heartfelt John Coleman song, “Let Us Drink from the River.”  It comes complete with French and German versions if you need them and these … Continue reading →

Just in time for Easter is a wonderful Christmas song, “Let the Season Shine” by Judy Bailey (No87 in AOV).  Every one of Judy Bailey’s songs in this collection so far has been a delight and this is no exception.  This … Continue reading →