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Celtic Communion

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Scored for SATB Choir, Piano

A brilliant inspiration! Mark Hayes has paired the beloved Gaelic melody BUNESSAN (commonly sung as “Morning Has Broken”) with traditional texts that are a perfect match! Opening with two verses of the traditional hymn text “Bread of the World in Mercy Broken,” it closes with the famous text from “St. Patrick’s Breastplate.” Mark’s remarkable keyboard accompaniment supports the Irish folk flavor, which is further enhanced by the optional orchestration for flute or penny whistle, bass, guitar, and percussion. A must for every church choir library!

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Season: Easter
Instrumentation: Piano SATB
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Related Hymns, Texts, and Tunes:
TextBread of the world, in mercy broken
TextChrist be with me, Christ within me
TuneBUNESSAN
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