Monthly Archives: May 2022

I am continuing with selections from the collection “Glory” by emmanuelworship. This one is by Dom Dougherty (youngish) and Roby Curtis (experienced). Curtis was writing songs for emmanuelworship twenty years ago. It is a song of commitment and getting to … Continue reading →

I think I am playing for Vigil this week, must check. Entrance: Send Down the Fire (Haugen) AOV 2/164 Holy Spirit of Fire (Mangan) CWB II 110 Table of Plenty (Schutte) AOV 2/20 Lord, the Light of Your Love (Kendrick) … Continue reading →

This is a fine song by Dom Dougherty from emmanuelworship‘s collection “Glory” that starts in a slow praise and worship style and eventually leads to a trinitarian mantra. It really grew on me, so if you have a spare 8-10 … Continue reading →

I suppose emmanuelworship would eventually have to do a song called “Emmanuel”. It is written by Dom Dougherty and is an Advent song that rightly looks forward to Easter. It is in the form of a slow burn praise and … Continue reading →

I would like to have a look at more recent emmanuelworship music. Their most recent album, “He Is Moving” only has chords posted, which makes it a lot more work, so I’ll go back to 2019’s “Glory” for which they … Continue reading →

I’m not playing this week because we are still down to one mass per weekend until our priest gets back. For future reference, I was going to use: Entrance: Gather Us In (Haugen) AOV 1/12 Gifts: We Remember (Haugen) AOV … Continue reading →

This was the other tune used in the youth mass posted here from Emmanuel Worship. It is from the collection “fifteen”. It’s not really a praise song, more a song of relief to have found a place to belong and … Continue reading →

As a bit of a change in pace I will continue looking at Australian Catholic music, but this time from Emmanuel Worship. They have been around for twenty years or so and have created a lot of music. Some of … Continue reading →

This is another of Peter Grant’s lovely tunes to a useful text that names and praises aspects of God. He uses Matt 16 and Micah 6 as his inspiration. The chorus melody is especially memorable. The sheet music can be … Continue reading →

I’m doing a few more Peter Grant songs at present and have come across his adaptation of Psalm 103. The text has uses beyond the specific weeks it is the Psalm – Lent, evening prayer, praise, etc. The sheet music … Continue reading →