| Set | Title | Composer | Text |
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| I | Viderunt Omnes | Mikolaj Zielenski |
Viderunt omnes fines terrae salutare Dei nostri, Alleluja |
| Set Me as a Seal | Rene Clausen |
Set me as a seal upon your heart, as a seal upon your arm, for love is strong as death. Many waters can-not quench love: neither can the floods drown it. |
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| Sicut Moses | Heinrich Schuetz |
Sicut Moses serpentem in deserto exaltavit, ita filium hominis oportet exaltari, ut ominis qui credit in eum non pereat, sed habeat vitam aeternam.
Thus as Moses once lifted up the serpent in the desert, |
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| II | Abendlied | Josef Rheinberger 1839 - 1901 |
Bleib bei uns, denn es will Abend werden, und der Tag hat sich geneiget.
Stay with us, for quickly falls the evening, |
| III | Serioso-giocoso | A. Koszewski | Translation - A reed blows mournfully, expressing our oppression. Its manner changes as our spirits grow merry. Humorously it pipes, encouraging happiness and subduing sorrow, first tenderly affectionate, then boldly fanciful: "Life is Good". The pasture is peaceful; the last strains of music are muffled by the wind. |
| IV | Yea, Thou I Wander | Georg Schumann edited by Paul Christiansen |
Yea, though I wander thru the vale of death, I will fear no evil for Thou art with me. Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. |
| Sanctus | Jan Sandstorm |
Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus Dominus Deus. Pleni sunt caeli et terra gloria. gloria tua |
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| O Lord God | Paul Tschesnokoff |
O Lord God, hear Thou my pray'r help Thou me, and give ear to my pray'r Daily do I worship Thy great name and Thy pow'r. Thou alone canst help me; O send me Thy peace and love, O protect me, my God. Let me never stray, O my Savior. Leave me not, O God of my salvation. I will sing to the Lord as long as I live, and praise Thy great name while I have my being. Glory to Thee, Glory to God. |
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| intermission | |||
| V | Dance the Cachuca | Gilbert and Sullivan |
Dance a cachuca, fandango, bolero, Xeres we'll drink,Manzanilla, Montero Wine, when it runs in abundance, enhances the reckless delight of that wildest of dances! To the pretty pitter, pitter, patter, and the clitter, clitter clatter, we'll dance Once more, gondolieri, both skilful and wary, free from this quandary, Contented are we. From royalty flying, Our gondolas plying, And merrily crying our "preme, stali!" So, goodbye, cachuca, fandango, bolero, We'll dance a farewell to that measure Old Xerrs, adieu, Manzanilla, Montero We leave you with feelings of pleasure! |
| VI | Komm susser Tod | Johann Sebastian Bach |
Komm susser Tod. Komm selge Rhu. Komm fuhre mich in Friede. |
| VII | Dirait-on | Morten Lauridsen |
Abandon entoure d'abandon, tendresse touchant aux tendresses... C'est ton interieur qui sans cesse se caresse, dirait-on;
se caresse en soi-meme,
Abandon surrounding abandon,
self-caressing |
| VIII | O Sifuni mungu | arr. by Roger Emerson |
All creatures of our God and king Viumbe vyo te vya Mungu wetu na Mfal me wetu
Lift up your voice and sing with us
All men, all creatures, everybody praise God
Sing |
| A Welsh Lullaby | arr. by K. Lee Scott |
Hush, my dear one, sleep serenely; Now my lovely, slumber deep. Mother rocks you, humming lowly; Close your eyes, now go to sleep |
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| Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord | arr. by Undine Moore |
Oh, the king cried,"Oh! Daniel, Daniel, oh! A that a Hebrew Daniel, servent of the Lord!" Among the Hebrew nation, one Hebrew, Daniel was found. They put him in the lion's den. He stayed there all night long. Now the king in his sleep was troubled, and early in the morning he rose, to find God had sent a His angel down to lock the lion's jaws! |
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| encore | |||
| Give Me Jesus | arr. by Larry Fleming |
O, when I am alone, give me Jesus You may have all the rest, give me Jesus O, when I come to die, give me Jesus You may have all the rest, give me Jesus And when I want to sing, give me Jesus You may have all the rest, give me Jesus |