The Song of Luke. An Oratorio based on the Infancy Narrative of Jesus according to the Gospel of Luke. by Cyprian Consiglio, OSB Cam.

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1 FULL SCORE EDITION SATB Choir and Soloists Harp, Piano, Viraphone Ooe, Clarinet in B, Bassoon, Cello Perussion (inluding Chimes, Glokenspiel) The Song of Luke An Oratorio ased on the Infany Narrative of esus aording to the Gospel of Luke y Cyprian Consiglio, OSB Cam Final version edited y Daniel Deig Originally ommissioned y the Animas Musi Festival of Durango, Colorado under the diretion of ohn Pennington, PhD for the Durango Choral Soiety under the diretion of Linda Mak, PhD May 17, 2002 None of the pages of this ork may e reprodued in any ay ithout ritten permission from the pulisher and the opyright holder Some text exerpts from Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament 1970, 1986, Confraternity of Christian Dotrine (CCD), Washington, DC All rights reserved Used ith permission No part of the Ne Amerian Bile may e reprodued in any form ithout ritten permission from the opyright oner Musi and all other text 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved oporg

2 The Song of Luke FULL SCORE EDITION Tale of Contents 1 Prelude: Be Consoled My People (Baruh 5:1-9) 1 2 Prolamation of the Birth of Christ and Genealogy (Luke 3:23ff) 13 3 a The Announement of the Birth of ohn (Luke 1:5-25) 19 First Divertissement: The Dane of Zehariah 34 4 a The Announement of the Birth of esus (Luke 1:26-38) 40 "Blessed Are You", Gariel and Mary 47 Seond Divertissement: The Annuniation 51 5 a The Visitation of Mary to Elizaeth (Luke 1:39-45) 65 "Blessed Are You" (first reprise), Elizaeth and Mary 68 The Cantile of Mary, (Luke 1:46-55) 72 d Third Divertissement: The Visitation 80 6 a The Birth of ohn (Luke 1:57-64) 90 "Blessed Are You", (seond reprise), Zehariah and Elizaeth 94 "What Will This Child Be" (Luke 1:65-67) 98 d The Cantile of Zehariah (Luke 1:68-79)102 7 a The Birth of esus (Luke 2:1-13) 120 "Glory to God" (Luke 2:14) 127 "Let Us Go to Bethlehem", (Luke 2:15-21) 136 d Fourth Divertissement: The Nativity a The Presentation in the Temple (Luke 2:22, 25-28, 33) 153 "Behold This Child", (Luke 2:34-38)157 The Cantile of Simeon (Luke 2:29-32)161 9 a The Return to Nazareth (Luke 2:39-40)186 "Blessed Are You" (final reprise) [Voies and Instruments]189 "Blessed Are You" (final reprise) [Instruments only] Postlude: "A Light Will Shine on Us This Day" (Isaiah 9:5-6) 200 ii

3 COMPOSER NOTES What I have alays loved aout the Gospel of Luke is that everyone in the story seems to urst into song There is a tradition that Luke may have een an artist, perhaps even the first ionographer, sine he paints suh stunning taleaus ith his ords; ut most assuredly he as a poet and a singer That as my first inspiration to rite The Song of Luke In the Infany Narrative alone the story of the annuniation and irth of oth ohn the Baptist and esus, up until esus' eing presented in the Temple and the family's return to Nazareth from Bethlehem are ontained the four great Gospel antiles of the Christian liturgial tradition: the antile of Zehariah (knon as the Beneditus) hih is the hurh's morning song; the antile of Mary (the Magnifiat) of evensong; the Glory to God (Gloria in exelsis Deo) sung y the angels, a traditional Christmas text also used in many traditions at Euharist; and the antile of Simeon (Nun Dimittis) hih has for enturies aompanied night prayer My seond inspiration ame from orking losely ith the Frenh omposer Luien Deiss on his reitative settings of the four aounts of the Passion of Christ for soloists and hoir, liturgial settings to e sung on Palm Sunday or Good Friday But instead of another setting of the Passion, my idea as to rite a antilation of the Gospels for the Christmas yle, ith optional parts for soloists and hoir, and to tie them together ith the great antiles, to of hih I had already ritten in first form, so that they ould also e performed together as a program of sorts And sine I had already egun to ompose sared danes ased on some of the same senes, it seemed ovious to add them in as divertissements Thus, ith the addition of to piees at the eginning and one at the end, as orn The Song of Luke I as hesitant at first to use suh a lofty term as oratorio, ut indeed this ork is an oratorio in the very earliest sense of that ord, that is, an extended setting of a religious liretto for voal soloists, horus and instruments, for performane either in onert or in hurh, usually ithout senery, ostumes or ating per se Stritly speaking though, the redit goes to the good Roman priest Philip Neri in the 16th entury for inventing a type of morality play to e performed in his oratory, hih ould give later rise to the musial version, and soon to opera itself I'm partiularly touhed that the first oratorio as ritten y Cavalieri in early 17th entury Florene, sine I arried postards of Pontormo's fresos of the Annuniation from the hurh of Santa Feliita in Florene ith me for to years as an inspiration Indeed to of the piees ere ritten right on Piazzale Mihelangelo overlooking the Duomo There are ertain themes that arry through the story, ut none so prominent as the fulfillment of promises And so e hear right at the eginning, in the ords of the prophet Baruh, to e onsoled Take off your roe of mourning and misery Put on the splendor of glory What you have aited for is here, is no Why We hear the asses sing at the end of the first piee, Puer natus es, quoting the Gregorian introit for Christmas eause a hild is orn for us, ho is the fulfillment of all promises, in hom the fullness of the Godhead dells odily Indeed, not ust the Here Sriptures, ut all time enters on this hild So as e hear the rest of the hoir moving forard singing the traditional Christmas prolamation, from the time in the eginning hen God reated the heavens and earth, through seular time and the reign of Otavian Augustus, the asses hant the genealogy of esus from Luke 3, from oseph ak to Adam and God's on self, until they oth ollide: " the hole orld eing at peae, in the sixth age of the orld " So too Simeon and Anna, ho had aited so long ith all the ust ones, at the end are ontent to die in peae, for ith their on eyes they have seen the Light made flesh O that e may see and feel in our on hearts the onsolation of that promise fulfilled efore e lose our eyes to sleep So, too, e hear Gariel lessing the hild in Mary's om, Elizaeth lessing Mary for elieving that the promise of the Lord ould e fulfilled, and Zehariah lessing God for oming to set Israel free; hile Mary turns rather to us four times, saying lessed is anyone ho hears the ord of God and keeps it like a treasure in the heart, ehoing the same ords her son himself ill say For us too the promise ill e fulfilled, the eternal irth of God in our on virginal hearts, if e have the ourage of hope iii

4 Lest e get too ogged don in our reasoning faulties, four times e ill let sounds and moving odies express for us movements that perhaps annot e expressed or explained, and refuse to e ontained y mere ords And ust as eah of the prinipal haraters have a voie and a dane, so they eah have an instrument, the ooe for Mary, the assoon for Elizaeth, the ello for Zehariah, and espeially prominent is the larinet of Gariel We must rememer that Gariel is the voie of God; in Here Sriptures it is not all that lear that the angel may e God's on self manifesting So let's say the larinet is the voie of God, ut this is the "oyote" God of the desert, daning at the periphery, daring, inviting, aoling us to dane too I have alays loved the plaintive yet oyous resonane of the larinet espeially in the klezmer musi of Eastern Europe So listen throughout for the invitation to oin in the dane The only one silent here is esus, ho as yet, in the ords of Timothy Dudley Smith, " omes to us as one unknon, / a voie unseen, unheard, / as though ithin a heart of stone, / a shriveled seed in darkness son, / a pulse of eing stirred" 1 But that is as it should e for no, for soon enough " ev ry stone shall ry / in praises of the hild / y hose desent among us / the orlds are reoniled" 2 I have folloed rather srupulously the Ne Amerian translation of the Bile for the reitative, ith some slight omissions for revity's sake, ut all the texts for the antiles and all other intervening piees are my free adaptations of the Sriptural texts An enormous det of thanks to my friend and ollaorator ohn Pennington, for making this happen; to Linda Mak and the Durango Choral Soiety hose right faes ere in my mind's eye late nights and early in the morning dreaming up hoir parts for real people; to my rother monks of Ne Camaldoli Hermitage in Big Sur, espeially Fathers Raniero and Isaiah ho have lovingly and generously folloed every step on the ay; and to my dear friends in Italy ho gave me three eeks of gentilezza to put the first notes on paper in 2000 Glory to God, and peae peae peae to all people and reatures ho live on the earth Cyprian Consiglio, OSB Cam 1 Timothy Dudley Smith 2 Rihard Wilur iv

5 1 Be Consoled (Baruh 5:1-9) q»117 Moderato, freely throughout Choir 5 V V Soloist / Narrator V Ó Be - on - our - age O fair e - ru - peo - ple, for your soled, sal- em Be on - soled, slav' - ry has ome to and end my peo ple Take my F Be on - F Ó Ó F F Be on - Be on - Be on - Text and musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 1

6 12 V f soled, my peo ple Take our- age O fair e - ru - 12 soled, soled, V soled, F my (O) my sal em Be on - F sal- em Be on - sal- em Be on - F (O) soled, soled, soled my f f peo - ple Take peo ple Take peo ple Take our- age O fair e - ru - our age O fair e ru - our age O fair e ru my - my (O) my f peo - ple f peo - ple, peo - ple, for your for your f sal em Be on - soled, (O) my peo ple, for your 2

7 20 V Verse 1 Ó e - ru - Wrapped sal - em, in the take roe off your of roe your of us - 20 slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has ome V slav' ry has ome to an end mourn - ing tie and mis - and right - to an end er - y; eous - ness, sempre f Ó Ó sempre f Take Ó Ó our - age O fair - e - ru - Take our - age O fair - e - ru - 3

8 24 V put put on on for - ev - your head er the the eau - mit - ty re of of glo - ry ma - es - ty V sal - em sal - em Ó Ó Ó Ó Be on - F Be on - Ó soled, Ó Ó soled, Ó Be Be on - on - soled, Your Your slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has ome to an end my my soled O my e on - soled, my peo - ple Take peo - ple Take peo - ple peo - ple Take 27 Be on - soled, my peo - ple Take 4

9 31 V our - age O fair e - ru - sal - em Be on - soled, V 34 our - age O fair e - ru - our - age O fair e - ru - our - age O fair e - ru - 34 my my soled, O my e on - soled, my sal - em Be on - Ó sal - em sa - lem Ó peo - ple peo - ple, for your peo - ple, peo - ple, for your soled, Ó Be Be on - on - soled, Ó e slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has ome to an end 34 Be on - soled, my peo - ple, for your slav' - ry has ome to an end 5

10 37 V ru Ev - sal - em en though a - you rise, look ent led - a - east ay from y the your high - e - est ne heights mies, V Ó Ó > > > Ó Your our - age O fair e - ru - - or - age O fair e - ru - Ó Ó Take Take > > > hild - ren God rings are ga - them ak Ó sal - em > sal - em Ó thered orne > > at the a - 6

11 41 V Ó ord loft of as your if ho - roy - ly one al - ty Be on V 44 Ó Ó Your > > Your > soled, soled, Ó Be 44 Be on - on - soled, slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has ome to an end my my soled, O my e on - soled, my Ó Ó Be on - Ó peo - ple Take f peo - ple Take peo - ple Take peo - ple 44 Be on - soled, my peo ple Take 7

12 47 V V 50 our - age O fair e - ru - our - age O fair e - ru - our - age O fair e - ru - our - age O fair e - ru - 50 my my soled, O my e on - soled, my sal - em Be on - sal - em Be on - Ó sal - em sal - em Ó peo - ple f peo - ple, for your peo - ple, peo - ple for your F soled, soled, Ó Be Be on - on - soled, Ó For slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has ome to an end - 50 Be on - soled, my peo - ple, for your slav' - ry has ome to an end 8

13 53 V God God has him - or - self dered in val - oy leys ill and e hills the made lead - er in - of to lev - el ground, Is - ra - el, V Ó Ó > > > Ó so in our - age O fair e - ru - our - age O fair e - ru - Ó Ó > Take Take > > you glo - an ry marh ith safe - mer - Ó sal - em > sal - em Ó ly y in and the > > 9

14 57 V light us - of tie God's for glo - ry om - pa - ny Ó Ó Your > > Your > Soloist ith Basses Pu - er soled, Be on - soled, 60 Ó For slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has oem to an end na - tus my e on - soled, my Ó Ó F Be on - Ó (Bass to solo) es no f peo - ple Take peo ple Take 60 10

15 is, our - age O fair e - ru - our - age O fair e - ru - fi li - us my e on - soled, my 66 sal - em Be on - Ó sal - em Ó dat - us es F f peo - ple, for your peo - ple, for your et soled, Be on - soled, no slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has ome to an end 66 11

16 69 Ó is Your slav' - ry has ome to an end Ó Your Your Ó Ó Ó Your slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has ome to an end slav' - ry has ome to an en slav' - ry has ome to an en slav' - ry has ome to an en 72 F Your Ó Ó Ó Ó d F d d Ó F Ó Your 72 æ " > Ó f 12

17 2 Prolamation and Geneology (Luke 3:23-38) 4 4 V 4 S A T B day q»102 V Delarative, formal throughout Ó in the The On the Ó ten - ty fifth day of De - Ó five thousand and The five nine - ty ninth ten - ty fifth em - er; 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved day On the ten - ty fifth thous- and and nine - ty ninth year of the re - a - tion of the The five Ó 13

18 7 year In the time in the e - 7 V V V orld; from the thous- and nine - ty ninth year gin - ning and the earth; e - gin - ning thou - sand nine hun - dred fif - ty se - venth year af - ter the Ó time in the e - gin-ing hen The to thou - sand Ó Ó the to The son of sev - enth God re - at - ed the heav - ens In the time in Ó The to Ó thou - sand nine hun - dred fif - ty o - seph, the son of year flood; the to nine hun - dred and fif - ty sev - 13 Le - vi, the son of A - mos, the son of 14

19 15 The to thou - sand 15 V V V thous-and and fif - teenth year enth year The to o - da, the son of year the to Co - sam, the son of five hun - dred tenth year year from Mos es and the The Ó fif - teenth year from the irth of A - ra - ham; thou - sand and fif - teenth Mel - hi, the son of The to thou - sand and thous and five hund red tenth o - shu - a, the son of go ing forth of the peo ple to - thou - sand five hun - dred tenth Ó 19 o - nam, the son of Men - na, the son of 15

20 21 21 V 21 V of Is ra el from E year V Na - than, the son of The one thou - sand thir - ty thou - sand thir - ty se - ond year from The one Ó es - se, the son of ẇ king; year in the gypt; the one In the six - ty fifth six - ty fifth eek a - In the Ó Dav - id, the son of se - ond year Dav - id's a - noinnt- ing as thou - sand thir - ty se - ond O - ed, the son of eek ord-ing to the pro - phe - y of six - ty fifth eek 25 Bo - az, the son of Pe- rez, the son of u - dah, the son of 16

21 28 28 V 28 Dan - iel; a- o, in the the son of 31 The sev - en hun - dred 31 V V sev - en hun - dred fif - ty se - ond One - hun-dred fif - ty one hun - dred fif - ty fourth O - Ó O - I - saa, the son of The Ser - ug, the son of it - y of Rome; the ond year fourth O - lym - pi - ad lym - pi - ad; the lym - pi - ad A - ra-ham, the son of fif - ty se - ond year year from the foun - da - tion of the sev - en hun - dred fif - ty se - The Ó for - ty se - ond year of the Pe - leg, the son of for - ty se - ond year reign of O - ta - vi - an Au - O - ta - vi - us Au - 33 Cai - nan, the son of No - ah, the son of ar - ed, the son of 17

22 36 36 V V 40 gus - tus: gus - tus A - dam, rit the son of n peae, in the peae, in the peae, in the God sixth age of the sixth age of the sixth age of the u U U orld orld orld sloer, expressive The The The hole orld e - ing at hole orld e - ing at hole orld e - ing at 18

23 2 3 A Freely NARRATOR In the days of King Her - od of u - de - a, There as a (VIBRAPHONE) priest named Zeh - a - ri - ah of the priest - ly di - vi - sion of A - i - ah His ife as from the daugh - ters of - Aa - ron, 3a Luke 1:5-25 (The Announe of the Birth of ohn) Text from the Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament, 1970, 1986, CCD All rights reserved Used ith permission Musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 19

24 4 5 6 and her name as E - li - za - eth Both ere right - eous in the eyes of God, o - serv - ing all the om-mandments and or - di - n nan - es of the Lord lame-less - ly ut they had no 20

25 7 8 9 hild, e - ause E li za eth as ar ren and oth ere ad - vaned in years One hen he as serv - ing as priest B in his di - vi - sion's turn e - fore God, a - ord - ing to the pra - tie 21

26 of the priest - ly ser - vie, he as hos - en y lot to en - ter the san - tu - a - ry of the Lord to urn in - ense Then, hen the hole om - pa - ny of peo ple as pray ing out side at the 22

27 hour of the in - ense of - f'ring, the an - gel of the Lord ap-peared to him stand- ing at the right of the al - tar of in - ense Zeh - a - i - ah as trou- led y hat he sa, 23

28 C and fear ame up - on him But the an - gel said to him, GABRIEL "Do not e a - fraid, Zeh - a - ri - ah, e - ause yourprayer has een heard Your ife E - li - za - eth ill ear you a son, and 24

29 you shall name him ohn And you ill have oy and glad - ness, and ma - ny ill re - oie at his irth, for he ill e great in the sight of the Lord He ill drink nei - ther ine nor strongdrink 25

30 He ill e filled ith the ho - ly Spir - it ev - en from his moth- er's om, and he ill turn ma - ny of the hild- ren of Is - ra - el to the Lord their God He ill go e - fore him in the spir - it and po - er of E - 26

31 li - ah to turn the hearts of fa - thers to hild- ren and the dis - o - e - di - ent to the un - der- stand- ing of the righ-teous, to pre - WW W pare a peo - ple fit for the Lord" Then Zeh - a - ri - ah NARRATOR D 27

32 ZECHARIAH said to the an - gel, "Ho shall I kno this For I am an old man and my ife is ad-vaned in years" Then the an - gel said to him in re - ply, Ó Ó NARRATOR 28

33 GABRIEL "I am Ga - ri - el, ho stand e - fore God I as sent to speak to you and - to an-noune to you this goodnes But Ó no you ill e speeh-less and un - a - le to talk un - til the day these 29

34 things take plae, e - ause you did not e - lieve my ords, hih ill e ful - filled at their pro - per time E NARRATOR Meanhile the peo - ple ere ait - ing for Zeh - a - ri - ah and ere a - - WW W 30

35 mazed that he stayed so long in the san-tuary But hen he ame out he as un - a - le to speak to them, and they re - a - lized he had seen a vi - sion in the san-tuary He as ges - tur - ing to 31

36 them, ut re-mained mute Then, hen his days of min - i - stry ere om - plet - ed, he enthome Af - ter this time his ife E - li - za - eth on-eived, and she ent in - to se - lu - sion for 32

37 ELIZABETH five months say - ing, "So has the Lord done for me (HARP) at a time hen he has seen fit to take a - ay my dis - grae e - fore o - thers 33

38 Vl Vl Vl Vl Clarinet in B Tamourine Cello q» " Expressive, almost improvised n 5 3 n Zehariah's Dane First Divertissement, Song of Luke n n , Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 34

39 Vl Vl B Cl Tam Vl B Cl Tam 3 13 n suito qk» qk»118 qk»118 3 $ > > > > 17 Ó > > > > 3 p æ 3 qk»111 F > > > > Ó Brush Stroke p æ P P 35

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43 B Cl Ó Tam Vl B Cl Tam Vl n slight rit slight rit æ æ slight rit Ó æ æ 3 3 > > > > > > > > slight rit 3 slight rit 3 slight rit 3 p æ f 39

44 2 3 1 A NARRATOR In the sixth month, the an - gel Ga - ri - el as sent from God to a ton of (HARP) W W W Ga - li - lee alled Na - za - reth, to a vir - gin e - trothed to a man named o - seph, of the house of Da - vid, and the vir - gin's name as 4a Luke 1:26-38 (Announement of the Birth of esus) Text from the Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament, 1970, 1986, CCD All rights reserved Used ith permission Musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 40

45 4 5 Ma - ry And om - ing to her he said, GABRIEL NARRATOR "Hail, fav - ored one The Lord is ith you" But she as great - ly (VIBRAPHONE) 6 (HARP) trou - led at hat as said and pon - dered hat sort of greet - ing this might e 41

46 7 8 9 Ó Ó GABRIEL Then the an - gel said to her, "Do not e a - fraid, O Ma - ry, for you have found fav - or ith God B (VIBRAPHONE) Be - hold, you ill on - eive in your om and ear a son, and you shall name him e - sus He ill e great 42

47 and ill e alled Son of the Most High, and the Lord God ill give him the throne of Da - vid his fa - ther, and he ill rule o - ver the house of a - o - for - ev - er, and of his king - dom there ill e no end 43

48 13 NARRATOR MARY But Ma - ry said to the an - gel, "Ho an this e, sine I (HARP) NARRATOR have no re - la - tions ith a man" And the an - gel said to her in re - C GABRIEL ply, "The Ho - ly Spir - it ill ome up - on you, (VIBRAPHONE) 44

49 and the poer of the Most High ill ov - er shad - o you There- fore the hild to e orn ill e alled Ho ly, the Son of God And e - hold, E - liz - a - eth, your re - la - tive, has also on- eived a son in her old age, 45

50 and this is the sixth month for her ho as alled ar - ren; for no - thing ill e im - W W W NARRATOR MARY poss - i - le for God" Ma - ry said, "Be hold, I am the (HARP) hand - maid of the Lord May it e done to me a - ord - ing to your ord" *Vs 38, "And the angel departed from her" is omitted here 46

51 4 Blessed Are You, 1 M G 4 4 V 4 Mary Gariel V q»82 (VIBRAPHONE) 4 om, of your om Bles - sed are you a-mong Bles-sed e e sus, the o - men and fruit of your om les- sed is the fruit of your Bles-sed, the fruit of your 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 47

52 M 8 Ó G M G 8 V om Ho les - sed are V 12 and keep it as a 12 you Bless - ed are Ó (HARP) trea-sure in the heart, - and all ho hear the Word keep it as a of God trea- sure in the heart 48

53 M 16 G M G 16 V 16 Bless- ed are, less - ed are V 19 of God 19 les - sed is the fruit of your you and less - ed are Bles - sed are you a - mong ( VIB HARP) and keep it as a om, of your om all ho hear the Word o - men and trea - sure in the heart, - and Bles - sed e e sus, the 49

54 M 22 G 22 V 22 keep it as fruit of your om 22 a trea-sure in the heart Bles - sed, the fruit of your Bless- ed are, less- ed are om Ho les- sed are you you 50

55 4 Annuniation Seond Divertissement, Song of Luke q»77 B Cl Pno Ooe B Clarinet Piano P n 4 3 n P 4 3 sempre legato n n n n poo rit poo rit A Tempo n A Tempo n n n n 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 51

56 B Cl 8 n n n f n n n Pno O B Cl Pno O n Ï Ó n Ï Ó Ó n n n n P 4 3 n P 4 3 n n n n n f n n n n n n n n Pno n n n 52

57 O 20 n n n n n n n f n 4 3 B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno n n Ï n Ï n " n f " " n f n n n Ï n Ï n n " n f " " n f n n n n n n rash Ï rash n n f n n Ï n

58 O B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno n n floing floing n n n n n n n

59 O 33 B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno n n n n n n 55

60 O 39 B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno n n n n n n 56

61 O 45 B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno n n n n n n 57

62 O B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno Ó n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n 58

63 O B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno Ó n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n 59

64 O B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno n n ƒ less rash this time less rash this time ƒ ƒ Ó hirling n n n n n n F n F F sospirando sospirando n ƒ hirling 60

65 O B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno smooth smooth n n f f n n P n P 61

66 O 70 B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno poo rit poo rit 4 3 n n

67 O B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno ith onfidene F more oetively n n F n n n n n n n n n n n in strit time in strit time 63

68 O 84 B Cl Pno O B Cl Pno ritard (ma non troppo) ritard (ma non troppo) n 64

69 5a Luke 1:39-45 (The Visitation) NARRATOR Dur - ing those days Ma - ry set out and tra - veled to the hill oun - try in haste (VIBRAPHONE) to a ton of ud - ah, here she en - tered the house of Zeh - a - ri - ah and greet - ed E - li - za eth When E li za eth heard Ma - ry's Text from the Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament, 1970, 1986, CCD All rights reserved Used ith permission Musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 65

70 greet - ing, - - the in - fant leaped in her om, and E - li - za - eth - filled ith the ho - ly Spir - it, ried out in a loud voie and said ELIZABETH "Most less - ed are you a - mong o - men, and less - ed is the fruit (HARP) rolled 66

71 of your om And ho does this hap - pen to me, that the moth - er of my Lord should ome to me For at the mom - ent the sound 9 of your greet - ing reahed my ear, the in - fant in my om leaped for oy Ó Ó Ó 67

72 Mary Elizaeth Harp q»82 Bless 4 Ó Lord ould e ful - 5 Blessed Are You, 2 ed are you, filled, less - ed are you ho e - lieved that the-pro-mise of the less - ed are you, you - ho e - lieved, less - ed are 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 68

73 8 Ó Bless - ed are all ho hear the Word of God 8 8 you ho - less - ed are and keep it as a 12 you Ó trea - sure in the heart, - and keep it as a 69

74 trea- sure in the heart of God 19 Bless-ed are, less-ed are lieved that the - pro- mise of the you Bless-ed are you and keep it as a Lord ould e ful - Bless-ed are all ho hear the Word less-ed are you ho e- trea - sure in the heart, - and filled, less - ed are 70

75 keep it as a trea-sure in the heart you, you-ho e - lieved, 22 less - ed are Bless-ed are, less-ed are you ho - less - ed are you you Immediately to 5 71

76 5 Cantile of Mary (Lk 1:46-55) arr Roert Klimek and Cyprian Consiglio Bassoon Choir Harp P P n n n n 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 72

77 4 Ó Hrp Hrp MARY SOLO: Ó My soul pro- laims the great - ness of n spir - it finds it oy in God my n 7 n n n n the Sav - iour, for Lord, and my God has looked ith fa - vor on this 73

78 Hrp Bsn Hrp lo - ly ser - vant and from P this day forth all Might - y One has done great things for a - ges all me me, and from lest MARY ELIZABETH DUET: The n n age to age God's name is ev - er n n nn n 74

79 Bsn 16 Hrp Bsn Hrp ho - ly Great mer- y God has al- ays shon to arm de-feats the proud in their on - eit ALL WOMEN: Our those ho fear the Lord hose right F God has ast the might - y from their F 75

80 Bsn P n n n Hrp Bsn Hrp thrones, and then hun-gry ones are giv-en ev' - ry n in their plae are lift - ed up the n n n n n thing they need to live, hile the lo - ly The rih are sent a - ay ith emp- ty 76

81 Bsn Hrp hands The Lord has helped his ser- vant Is- ra - MEN: el y re - God has helped his ser- vant Is - ra - 77

82 Bsn Hrp n n n n mem-er - ing the pro - mis - es n n of el y re - mem-er - ing the n 31 n n n n mer - y, the pro-mise of his mer-y, pro-mise that as spok - en to our the pro-mise that as 78

83 Bsn Hrp Hrp fath - er A - ra - ham spok-en and the to our an - es - tors the pro- mise to his hild- ren ev - er - pro- mise to his hild- ren ev - er - n n n n more more g 79

84 5d The Visitation Third Divertissement, Song of Luke Ooe Bassoon Piano Glokenspiel q»94 Andante, light and risk F F Ó F Ó F 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 80

85 O 3 Bsn Pno Glsp O Bsn Pno Ó Glsp 6 81

86 O 9 n 4 3 Bsn 4 3 Pno Glsp O Bsn Pno n n n n Glsp n 82

87 O 15 n n n Bsn n Pno Glsp O Bsn Pno n n n n n n n n n Glsp 18 n n 83

88 O 21 Bsn n n Pno Glsp O Bsn Pno n n n n n n n n n n n n n Glsp 24 84

89 O 27 R Bsn Pno Glsp O Bsn Pno R n n Glsp 30 85

90 O 33 Bsn Ó > n > > > n > Pno Glsp O Bsn Pno Ó Ó > > n > n > n > > > > Ó n > > > > > > > > n > > > n > > > > > > n > > > > > n > n > n > Glsp

91 O n 4 3 Bsn Pno Glsp O Bsn Pno n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n Glsp n 87

92 O Bsn 45 F F Pno Glsp O Bsn Pno F F F F F Ó F n f n n n f Glsp n f 7 8

93 O Bsn Pno Glsp F F > > > > > f > > > > > > > > > > f > > > > > > f > > > > 89

94 NARRATOR When the time ar- rived for E - liz - a- eth to have her hild she gave irth to a (HARP) son Her neigh - ors and rel - a - tives heard that the Lord had shon great mer - y toard W W her and they re - oied ith her When they ame on the eighth day to ir - um - 6a Luke (The Birth of ohn) Text from the Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament, 1970, 1986, CCD All rights reserved Used ith permission Musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 90

95 ise the hild, they ere go - ing to all him Zeh - a - ri - ah af - ter his fa - ther, ut his moth - er said in re - ply, "No, NARRATOR ELIZABETH n n he ill e alled ohn But they an - sered her, n a (CHOIR) ACCAPELLA There - is There is 91

96 no one a - mong your no one a - mong your NARRATOR re la - - tives - that - has this re - la - tives that has this name name So they made signs, ask - ing his fath - er hat he ished him to e alled (HARP) He asked for a ta - let and rote, "ohn is his name," ALL BASSES (VIBRAPHONE) 92

97 NARRATOR and all ere a - mazed Im - me - di - ate - ly his mouth as o - pened, - (HARP) and his tongue as freed, and he spoke less ing God 93

98 6 Blessed Are You, 3 Z Elizaeth Zehariah q» Slightly faster than efore Bless - ed (VIBRAPHONE) Is - ra - el, ho e our God, the omes to set us free, God of O 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 94

99 E Z E less - ed are of God 10 q» ELIZABETH Ó sloer you sloer q» Bless - ed (HARP) are and keep it as a all ho hear the Word trea - sure in the heart, - and 95

100 E 13 E Z 13 keep it as a you, 16 and less - ed are trea - sure in the heart all (HARP VIB) ho hear the Word Bless - ed Bless- ed are, of less - ed are God e our God, the 96

101 E Z E Z God and keep it like a of trea - sure in the heart free, 22 O trea- sure in the heart, - and Is - ra - el, ho Bless- ed are, less - ed are less - - ed are keep it as a omes to set us you you 97

102 2 2 Choir 2 NARRATOR Then fear ame up- on all their neigh- ors, Humming and all these mat- ters ere dis- ussed through- out the hill oun - try of u - de - a All ho heard these things took them to 6 What Will This Child Be Luke 1:65-67 (The Birth of ohn) 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 98

103 Ó 7 11 heart, What What What, say - ing, What ill this ill this ill this 11 n n h» º n n 2 n n 2 Ó P P ill this ill this ill this hild hild ill this What hild What What ill this ill this What ill this ill hild e hild hild e e hild e this turn out to turn out to turn out to hild e hild hild hild e e e What What, What What hat e In - e e ill this hild turn out to e In 99

104 15 F deed F the In - deed the In - deed the deed the hand of the hand of the hand of the hand of the Lord is up - Lord is up - hand of the hand of the hand of the hand of the on Lord is up - Lord is up - Lord In - Lord In - Lord Lord on this this Lord is up - Lord is up - F deed deed hild, hild Ó on on on on the the the the The this this this this hild, hild, hild, hild, the the the the hand of the hand of the hand, hand, hand, the the the The hand, the 100

105 28 hand of the Lord is up - on him hand on the Lord is up - on him hand of the hand of the NARRATOR Lord is up - Lord is up - on Then Zeh - a - ri - ah his fath-er, Humming on filled ith the ho - ly Spir - it, him him pro- phe- sied, say - ing: 101

106 q»90 6d The Cantile of Zehariah (Luke 68-79) Ooe Clarinet in B Bassoon Choir Piano Violonello q»90 q»90 Solo F (HARP) q»90 F 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 102

107 Bsn 3 rit Pno Vl Pno Vl A tempo ZECHARIAH SOLO: Blest e the Lord God of A tempo A tempo pizz Is - ra - el ho has rit rit ome to his peo - ple and 103

108 9 Pno Vl Pno Vl 9 9 set them sa - vior strong and proud free Ó God has rais ed up a optional Ó orn of his ser - vant, " ar Dav - id; and through 104

109 ho - ly pro - phets God has pro - mised from of old to save us from all of our Pno Vl Pno Vl foes, from the Ó Ó hands of all ho hate us 3 So, 3 105

110 22 FULL CHOIR F Choir Pno Vl Blest e the Lord God of F Blest e the Lord God of Is - ra - el ho has Is - ra - el ho has ome to his peo - ple and ome to his peo - ple and 106

111 Choir Pno Vl Pno set set them them free free an - es - tors to re - Ó ZECHARIAH God Ó pro- mised to sho mer - y to our pizz mem - er the o - ve - nant; Vl 28 ar 107

112 Bsn 31 n 31 ALL MEN n Pno Vl Bsn Pno This as the oath sorn to 34 n 34 n 34 en - e - mies hand, n fa - ther A - ra - ham, to n n n free to or - ship God ith - out - n n set us free from our n fear, Vl 34 n 108

113 Bsn 37 Pno Vl Ho - ly and right - eous in his Ó sight all the days of our lives 109

114 Bsn Pno Vl ZECHARIAH So, f f FULL CHOIR Blest e the Lord God of f f Blest e the Lord God of f Is - ra - el ho has Is - ra - el ho has 110

115 Bsn 43 Ó n Pno Vl ome to his peo - ple and ome to his peo - ple and set them set them free free Ó Ó Ó n n n n n 111

116 Bsn 46 Solo F Pno Vl ELIZABETH optional F You lit - tle hild are a " pro - phet for the Lord, you ill go e - fore the Lord to pre - Ó 112

117 O 49 n n P B Cl Bsn Pno Vl n P pare the ay, to n n n n n n n ALL WOMEN n n n n n n n n P P give the peo - ple kno - ledge of sal - P P 113

118 O 51 slight rit F B Cl Bsn Pno Vl va - tion y for - give - ness of their slight rit slight rit slight rit sins In the Ó slight rit slight rit In the f ten - der om - pas - sion of our f ten - der om - pas - sion of our F F F 114

119 O 54 B Cl Bsn Pno God the God the dan from on high reaks up - dan from on high reaks up - on us to on us to 115

120 O 57 B Cl Bsn Pno Vl shine on those ho dell in the shine on those ho dell - in the shad - o of shad - o of death and to death and to 116

121 O 60 B Cl Bsn Pno Vl guide our feet on the guide our feet on the ay ay of of peae peae ZECHARIAH So, 117

122 O B Cl Bsn Pno Vl f f f f FULL CHOIR Blest e the Lord God of f Blest e the Lord God of f f Is - ra - el ho has Is - ra - el ho has ome to his peo - ple and ome to his peo - ple and 118

123 O 67 rit B Cl Bsn Pno Vl rit rit rit set set rit them them rit free free 119

124 7a Luke 2:1-13 (The Birth of esus) 2 NARRATOR In those days a de - ree ent out from Cae - sar Au - gus - tus that the hole (VIBRAPHONE) orld should e en - rolled This as the first en - roll - ment, hen Qui - ri - ni - us as go - ver - nor of Sy - ri - a So all ent to e en - rolled, Text from the Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament, 1970, 1986, CCD All rights reserved Used ith permission Musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 120

125 eah to their on ton And o - seph too ent up from Ga - li - lee from the ton of Na - za - reth to u - de - a, to the i - ty of Dav - id that is alled n Beth - le - hem, e - ause he as of the house and fam - i - ly of Da - vid 121

126 to e en - rolled ith Ma - ry his e - trothed ho as ith hild While they ere there, the time ame for her to have her hild, and she gave irth to her first orn son She rapped him sad' - ling lothes and laid him in a n n 122

127 man - ger, e - ause there as no room for them in the inn No there ere shep- herds in that re - gion liv - ing in the fields, and keep - ing the night ath ov - er the flok The an - gel of the Lord ap - peared to

128 them and the glo - ry of the Lord shone a - round them and they- ere n GABRIEL struk ith great fear The an - gel said to them, "Do not e a -,,, fraid For e - hold I ring to you good nes of great oy that ill e for all 124

129 16 16 peo - ple For to - day in the i - ty of Dav - id a sav - ior has een orn for you ho is Mes - si - ah and Lord And this ill e a sign to you: you ill find an in - fant rapped in sadd'- ling lothes and ly - ing in a 125

130 man - ger" And sud - den - ly there as a mul - ti - tude of the heav - en - ly Ó host ith the an - gel, prais - ing God, and say - ing, n Immediately into 7 a 126

131 7 Glory to God (Lk 2:14) T B B Clarinet Soprano 4 V 4 Alto Tenor Bass Chimes q»85 V F F Glo - ry Glo - ry high - est heav - en higgh - est heav - en to God to God n Glo - ry to God n Glo - ry to God Peae on earth Peae on earth Glo - ry to God in the Glo - ry to God in the Peae on the earth Peae on the earth 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 127

132 S A T B S A T B V V 10 Peae to all peo - ple ho Peae to all peo - ple ho n Glo - ry to God n Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God live on the earth live on the earth Glo - ry to God in the Glo - ry to God n Glo - ry to God F F Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God high - est heav - en n Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God in the Glo - ry to God 128

133 S 13 A T B Clar S A T B V Peae on earth Glo - ry to god in the high - est heav - en V n Glo - ry to God 16 Peae on the earth high - est heav - en Peae on earth Glo - ry to God in the Ó F live on the earth Peae on the earth Peae to all peo - ple ho Peae to all peo - ple ho Peae on earth Peae on the earth high - est heav - en Glo - ry to God Peae to all peo - ple ho live on the earth Peae on earth Peae on the earth 129

134 Clar S A T B V 18 n Glo - ry to God live on the earth Glo - ry to God Peae to all peo - ple ho n Glo - ry to God in the Glo - ry to God n Glo - ry to God live on the earth 130

135 Clar S A T B Chm V high - est heav - en n Glo- ry to God Glo - ry to God in the Glo - ry to God Ó Peae on earth Glo - ry to God in the high - est heav - en n Glo - ry to God Peae on the earth high - est heav - en Peae on earth Glo - ry to God in the F 131

136 Clar 23 Ó S A T B Chm V Peae to all peo - ple ho Peae on earth Peae on the earth high - est heav - en live on the earth Peae on the earth Peae to all peo - ple ho Peae on earth Glo - ry to God Peae to all peo - ple ho live on the earth Peae on the earth 132

137 Clar S A T B Chm V Peae on the earth live on the earth Peae on earth Peae to all peo - ple ho n Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God live on the earth 133

138 Clar S A T B Chm V Peae Peae on the earth on the earth Peae on earth Peae on the earth Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God Peae Peae on the earth on the earth Peae on earth Peae on the earth 134

139 Clar S A T B Chm V Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God Glo - ry to God 135

140 2 2 Choir NARRATOR When the an-gels ent a - ay from them to heav-en, - the shep-herds said to one an - Ó oth - er, Humming 2 Ó Ó Ó F 7 Let Us Go to Bethlehem Let us p Luke 2:15-21 (The Visit of the Shepherds) Oo p go to Beth - le-hem and oo see this thing, let us 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 136

141 5 Oo go to Beth - le - hem and oo see Let us oo, see this thing that Oo thing hih the Lord has made P ^ ^ Go to P ^ ^ has tak - en plae oo, knon ^ ^ ^ Beth - le - hem Oo go to Beth - le-hem and oo oo ^ ^ ^ to oo Let us go, let us seethis F us Let us Go to go to Beth - le-hem and see this thing Let us go to Beth - le - hem and 137

142 17 n Beth - le - hem see Let us that has tak - en plae that hastak - en plae knon to knon 23 knon to to Go to Beth - le - hem and go to Beth - le-hem and Let us go, Ó us us us Let us go, let us see this let us seethis thing hih the see this thing see this thing thing that Lord has made the Lord has made thing hih the Lord has made reitative ad li á So they ent in haste and found Mary and oseph, (Humming) á Ó 138

143 27 27 and an infant lying in the manger á á When they sa this they made knon the message that had een told them aout this hild Ó á All ho heard it ere amazed at hat had een told them y the shepherds refleting on them in her heart á á á And Mary kept all these things, Then the shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all they had heard and seen, Ó Ó 139

144 39 39 á ust has it had een told to them (y the angel) he as named esus, á á á efore he as oneived in the om á When eight days ere ompleted for his irumision á the name that had een given to him y the angel á Ó Ó Ó 47 Ó 140

145 7d The Nativity Fourth Divertissement, Song of Luke Cyprian Consiglio Ooe Clarinet in B Bassoon Cello Piano Viraphone Largo q»50 B Gentle; Expressive F P P P P P throughout throughout , Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 141

146 O B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B n n n n n n n n n

147 O Ó B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B Ó Ó Ó Ó 143

148 O 9 n B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B n n n n n n 144

149 O 11 B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B

150 O 14 B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B n n Ó n n n Ó 146

151 O 17 P B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B 17 f solo

152 O 20 B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B

153 O 22 F 4 3 B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B Ó Ó Ó F

154 O B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B n n n n n n n n n

155 O Ó B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi B Ó Ó Ó Ó 151

156 O B Cl Bsn Vl Pno Vi 31 B rit n, n, n n, rit, n, n n rit rit rit, rit, P P P P P P P 152

157 8a Luke 2:22-28; (The Presentation in the Temple) NARRATOR When the days ere om - plet-ed for their pur - i - fi - a-tion (HARP) a - ord-ing to the la of Mos - es, they took him up to e - ru - sa - lem to pre - sent him Ó to the Lord, in a - or - dane ith the di - tate of the la of the Lord Text from the Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament, 1970, 1986, CCD All rights reserved Used ith permission Musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 153

158 No there as a man in e - ru - sa - lem hose name as Si - me - on Ó This man as right - eous and de - vout, a - ait - ing the on - so - la - tion of Is - ra - el, and the ho - ly Spir - it as up - on him It had 154

159 een re - vealed to him y the ho - ly Spir - it that he should not see death e - Ó fore he had seen the Mes - si - ah of the Lord He ame in the Spir - it in - to the tem - ple; and hen the par - ents rought in the hild e - sus to per - 155

160 form the us - tom of the la in re - gard to him, he took him in - to his arms and less'd God* The hild's - fa - ther and mo - ther ere a - mazed at Ó hat as said of him; and Si - me - on lessed them and said to Ma - ry his mo - ther: Immediately to 8 156

161 8 Behold This Child Luke 2:34-38 (The Presentation in the Temple) 4 V 4 Choir q»72 f SIMEON V Be - 4 hold, this hild is rise of ma - ny in Is - ra F F Be - hold, Be - hold, this hild, this hild, Is - ra - el and to e a el, and to e a and to e a des - tined for the fall and des - tined for the house of des - tined for the house of sign that ill e on - tra - a sign of on - tra - a sign of on - tra - Is - ra el, and a sign, of on - tra - Text from the Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament, 1970, 1986, CCD All rights reserved Used ith permission Musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved 157

162 7 V 7 dit - ed (and di - tion di - tion; 7 10 V 10 di - tion; you your - self a sord ill piere) and you your - self you your - self a sord, you your thoughts of ma - ny hearts ill e re thoughts of ma - ny hearts re thougths of ma - ny hearts re hearts re so that the a sord ill piere, sord ill piere, the self a sord, U vealed U vealed vealed U vealed 158

163 12 V V 14 NARRATOR (reitative ad li) There as also a prophetess, Anna, (Humming) the daughter of Phanuel, of the trie of / Ash-er She as advaned in years, having lived seven years ith her husand after her marriage, and then as a ido until she as eigh/ty-four

164 16 V 16 She never left the temple ut orshipped night and day ith fasting and / prayer V 20 Ó to all ho ere aaiting the redemption of e / rusalem 20 And oming forard at that very time, she gave thanks to God and spoke aout this hild 160

165 Ooe Clarinet in B Bassoon Choir Harp Cello q» º q» º V q» º q» º Cantile of Simeon (Lk 2:29-32) Perussion 4 5 P 161 simile 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved

166 B Cl Bsn Harp Vl P pizz P Ó P Solo n F Ó n n Ó 162

167 B Cl 9 Ó Bsn 9 Ó Choir Harp Vl Choir Harp 9 V V 12 Mas - ter, no, 12 Ó Ó Ó no, no you may dis - miss your Vl

168 Choir Harp Vl Choir Harp Vl 14 V V ser - vant in n peae ord has een ful - filled n Your 164

169 Choir Harp Vl Choir Harp Vl 19 V V 21 My on eyes have 21 va - tion, the sal - n 21 va - tion seen the sal - Ó hih 165

170 Choir 24 V n n n you have pre - pared in the sight of the Harp Vl Choir Harp Vl V na - tions: Ó a light, a 166

171 Choir 29 V n Harp Vl Choir Harp Vl V 31 light, n a n n n la - tion to the light of re - ve - na - tions, to the 167

172 Choir 33 V Harp Vl Bsn Choir Harp V peo - ples, to the n ar Gen - tiles n n FULL CHOIR P P (SA) P Christ is the (TB) Christ is the Vl 36 aro n pizz 168

173 Bsn 39 n Choir Harp Vl V light of re - ve - light of re - ve - la - tion to the la - tion to the n na - tions n na - tions 169

174 Bsn 42 Choir Harp Vl Choir Harp ANNA n Mas - ter, no, Ó 45 Ó no, Ó no you may dis - miss your Vl

175 Choir 47 ser - vant in peae Your Harp Vl Choir Harp Vl n ord has een ful - filled n 171

176 Choir 52 My on eyes have seen Harp Vl Choir Harp Vl light, aro a Ó light, n n Ó a light pizz of 172

177 Choir 57 n n Harp Vl B Cl Choir Harp Vl glo - ry to your n n ra - peo - ple Is F el n n 173

178 B Cl Bsn Harp Vl n Ó P n aro n 174

179 O 63 P B Cl Bsn Choir Harp Vl 63 n V n 63 n n n FULL CHOIR (SA) n F Christ is the F (TB) Christ is the n 175

180 O 65 B Cl Bsn Choir Harp Vl 65 P V light of re - ve - light of re - ve - la tion to the la tion to the 176

181 O 67 B Cl Bsn Choir Harp Vl V n n n na - tions n na - tions f f ANNA Mas - ter, SIMEON Mas - ter, Ó pizz 177

182 B Cl 69 Ó Bsn Choir Harp Vl V Ó Ó Ó no, Ó Ó Ó no, 178

183 Choir Harp Vl 71 Ó 71 V no, Ó no, no you may dis - miss your no you may dis - miss your 179

184 Bsn 73 n Choir Harp Vl V ser - vant ser - vant n aro Ó Ó n n n n n 180

185 Bsn 76 n Choir Harp Vl V n n 76 Ó Ó n n in in peae, peae, pizz in in 181

186 Bsn 79 Ó Ó Choir Harp Vl V 79 peae, peae, in in 182

187 B Cl Bsn Choir Harp Vl V P peae peae n Ó n Ó 183

188 O 83 B Cl Bsn Choir Harp Vl V FULL CHOIR (SA) n P P Christ is the (TB) Christ is the aro light of re - ve - light of re - v - n la - tion to the ela - tion to the 184

189 O 86 B Cl Bsn Choir Harp Vl V n na - tions n na - tions n Ó g 185

190 9a Luke 2:39-40 (The Return to Nazareth) 2 V 2 Choir V NARRATOR When they had ful - filled all the pre - srip - tions of the la of the Lord, they re - P Ó Ó Ah turned to Ga - li - lee, to their on ton of Na - za - reth 2 Ah Text from the Ne Amerian Bile ith Revised Ne Testament, 1970, 1986, CCD All rights reserved Used ith permission Musi 2002, Cyprian Consiglio, OSB, Cam Pulished y OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR All rights reserved Ah 186