All Creation, Clap Your Hands

Arise To Greet the Lord of Light

Gloria In Excelsis Deo

INDEXES

SEASONAL: Lent, Good Friday
LITURGICAL: Communion
TOPICAL: Mercy
RITUAL: Exposition of the Holy Eucharist (including Benediction)

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Lord Jesus, from Your Wounded Side

Let My Prayer Rise

Verbum Caro Factum Est

Waken, O Sleeper

What Is Our Service To Be?

The Wisdom of the Living God

Music: Scot Crandal
Text: Genevieve Glen, OSB
Opening soloist: Joseph Muir
Producer: James Denman
Conductor: Angela Westhoff-Johnson
Organist: Doug Schneider
Pianist: Rick Modlin
Recorded at St. Mary's Cathedral, Portland, Oregon

TEXT/LYRICS
You gather in the outcast,
The wretched and the sore.
From every street and city,
From every home we pour.
You lay your hands upon us,
You heal the wounded soul,
You raise the crushed, disheartened,
You make the broken whole.

You dwell among the lowly,
The poor and those who mourn.
To you we bring the suffering,
To you we bring the torn.
You meet us with compassion,
You mend the hurt we bring,
You give us hope and harbor,
You make the sad heart sing.

You shoulder all the burdened,
The fallen and the lost.
For you, none is too heavy,
For you, no bar the cost.
Your care is never wearied,
Your love is never still,
Your watch for us unsleeping,
Unwavering your will.

You welcome all the hungry,
The thirsty and the weak,
In you we find all fullness,
In you is what we seek.
You lay the feast before us,
You bid us come and eat,
But, oh, before you serve us,
You kneel and wash our feet.

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Text by Genevieve Glen, OSB

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You Gather In the Outcast

A liturgical piece for Ash Wednesday (especially during the Distribution of Ashes) and/or Lent.

For any combination of Cantor, SATB Choir, Keyboard, Guitar, and Congregation

Psalm 51:1–3, 6, 9–10

Copyright © 2014, Scot Crandal. All rights reserved. www.scotcrandal.com
Published by Zeal Music Publishing. Used with permission. www.zealmusicpublishing.com

Have Mercy On Me, O God

Soothing, hypnotic, heart-warming track perfect for sentimental scenes. Imagine a scene where parents are watching their kids play in the front yard and then you realize the video is a car commercial emphasizing keeping passengers safe, especially kids. Tugs at your heart strings for exactly 1 min.

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Reflect for a Minute

American Lyric Tenor, Scot Crandal, sings "Comfort Ye" & "Every Valley Shall Be Exalted" from Händel's Messiah

"Every Valley Shall Be Exalted" starts at 3:03

This recording can be licensed here: http://www.audiosparx.com/sa/summary/play.cfm/sound_iid.664223

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Comfort Ye & Every Valley Shall Be Exalted (from Händel's Messiah)

Recorded at St. Mary's Cathedral, Portland, Oregon, by the Trinitas Choir; James Denman, producer; Angela Westhoff-Johnson, conductor; Maria Karlin, soloist; Mike Moore, recording engineer

usage: General, Dedication or Anniversary of a Church, Funerals
for: a cappella SATB choir
topics: Church, Heaven
text: Psalm 84:1

sheet music available here: http://www.ocp.org/compositions/86678#tab:sheetmusic

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O How Amiable

THEME: I screwed up - please give me a second chance?!

STYLE: upbeat swing

LYRICS:
I guess I need a second chance. 
It seems I didn’t know the meaning of romance.
I let myself be fooled and flattered, 
And couldn’t see what really mattered.

On flights of fancy that I took,
I hardly gave your quiet ways a passing look.
But when I finally stopped my running around,
There you were, both feet on the ground.  
I’m hoping now that it could be 
You’ll take a chance on me.

On flights of fancy that I took,
I hardly gave your quiet ways a passing look.
I’d gladly leave behind such blind fantasy
To share your lovely reality.

COPYRIGHT/CREDITS: 
Music © 2011, Scot Crandal (ASCAP). Lyrics © 2011, Nancy Jerrick (ASCAP). All rights reserved. 
Piano, Vocals: Scot Crandal; Recording Engineer: Josh Millman 
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I Guess I Need a Second Chance

On the feast of All Saints, Nov 1, 2012, the choirs of The Episcopal Parish of St. John the Baptist, Portland, Oregon (Scot Crandal, director; Fred Beal, organist) and Christ Church Episcopal, Lake Oswego (Bob Mensel, director) combined to sing the world premiere of Scot's Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in the context of Evensong and Benediction. Jocelyn Thomas, Soprano Soloist; Andy McQuery, Baritone Soloist; Fred Beal, Organist; James Smock and Michael Hankins, trumpets; Lars Campbell and David Bryan, trombones; Colin Crandal, timpani. Composed for SATB Choir, Soprano & Baritone soloists, Organ, Brass Quartet, and Timpani - Rod Evenson, recording engineer

Magnificat

On the feast of All Saints, Nov 1, 2012, the choirs of The Episcopal Parish of St. John the Baptist, Portland, Oregon (Scot Crandal, director; Fred Beal, organist) and Christ Church Episcopal, Lake Oswego (Bob Mensel, director) combined to sing the world premiere of Scot's Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in the context of Evensong and Benediction. Fred Beal, Organist; James Smock and Michael Hankins, trumpets; Lars Campbell and David Bryan, trombones; Colin Crandal, timpani. Composed for SATB Choir, Soprano & Baritone soloists, Organ, Brass Quartet, and Timpani - Rod Evenson, recording engineer

Nunc Dimittis

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