CGA1216 Mary, Mary
Description
Michael Burkhardt's arrangement of Mary, Mary is a haunting and thoughtful adaptation of Avery and Marsh's original song. The text explores the different names of Jesus - Lord, Shepherd, Savior and King - and what the Christ child means to all of God's people. As the vocal line splits in to two parts, the composer has used canon techniques and rhythmic lines against sustained lines, producing an interesting yet accessible piece for all ages.
Voicing: Two-part treble or mixed voices with piano and optional handbells or handchimes (2 octaves)
Composer: Richard K. Avery and Donald S. Marsh
Arranger: Michael Burkhardt
Text: Richarrd K. Avery and Donald S. Marsh
Season: Advent, Christmas
Lectionary:
Year A - Advent - Fourth Sunday of Advent
Year B - Advent - Fourth Sunday of Advent
Year C - Advent - Fourth Sunday of Advent
Year A - Christmas - Christmas Eve
Year B - Christmas - Christmas Eve
Year C - Christmas - Christmas Eve
Lessons and Carols Service
Additional Resources:
CGAC1216 Mary, Mary (Accompaniment Track)
CGAC1216e Mary, Mary (Digital Download Accompaniment Track)
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