MUSIC PLANNER 18 th January 2015 26 th April 2015 Cycle B 2 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 4 th Sunday of Easter 2 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (B) 18 th January 2015 Christ calls each of us by name. In this celebration we listen to what he has to say to us, prepared to use in his service the body that he has given us for the glory of God. We say to him, This is my body which is given up for you. Readings: 1 Samuel 3:3-10.19 Psalm 39 1 Corinthians 6:13-15. 17-20 John 1:35-42 All that is hidden Farrell Behold the Lamb of God Iona Behold the Lamb of God Willett Blest are the pure in heart Centre of my Life Come, live in the light Ga Do not be afraid Forth in the peace of Christ Follow Me Here I am Lord I will be with you Listen Lord and answer me My God, accept my heart Oh, the word of my Lord Out of Darkness Walker Seek ye first Sing a new song Take my life Unless a grain of wheat This is my will Will you come and follow me Psalm 39 : Here I am, Lord! I come to do your will Here am I, O God Haugen Here I am Ward 3 rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (B) 25 th January 2015 Like Jonah, Christ was sent to preach repentance. He calls us to change our ways. We are not to become engrossed in the world, but to believe the good news and live for the kingdom of God. Readings: Jonah 3:1-5.10 Psalm 24 1 Corinthians 7:29-31 Mark 1:14-20 Bring forth the Kingdom Centre of my life City of God Dear Lord and Father of mankind Follow me Forth in the peace of Christ we go Gathered in the love of Christ Gentle as silence God's Spirit is in my heart Guide me O thou great redeemer In love you summon Lord of the dance O God you search me Farrell O Jesus I have promised Remember you mercy, Lord Inwood Sent by the Lord am I Take the word of God with you Will you come and follow me Psalm 24: Lord, make me know your ways To you O Lord I lift up Soper Teach me your ways, O Lord Hass / PCY 3
4 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (B) 1 st February 2015 Today we celebrate him who speaks with authority and to whom we must give our undivided attention. Readings: Deuteronomy 18:15-20 Psalm 94 1 Corinthians 7:32-35 Mark 1:21-28 All hail the power of Jesus name At the name of Jesus Walker Be still and know that I am God Be still, for the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ is waiting O Lord my God Open your ears O that today Sing to the World The Light of Christ Psalm 94: O that today you would listen to his voice! Harden not your hearts If today you hear his voice Hass / PCY1 O that today you would listen If today Hurd O that today O Hara 5 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (B) 8 th February 2015 Without Christ our lives would be pure drudgery. We would be like slaves, or like workmen with nothing to look forward to but our wages. But the healing power of Christ transformed our lives: now we are free to make ourselves like him, the slaves of everyone, offering men the good news without asking for anything in return. Readings: Job 7:1-4.6-7 Psalm 146 1 Corinthians 9:16-19.22-23 Mark 1:29-39 A touching place As earth that is dry Be still and know I am God Bread for the world Christ be our Light Come to set us free Father, Lord of all creation For the healing of the nations Gather us in Give us, Lord, a new heart Farrell / SLG Grant us peace Healer of our every ill In the land there is a hunger Lay you hands gently upon us Listen Lord and answer me Farrell Nada Te Turbe Taize Now in this banquet O Lord heal us Walker / ATNJ O Lord hear my prayer Taize O worship the King Walk with me, O my Lord We cannot measure how you heal Bell We come to share our story We remember Haugen Psalm 146: Praise the Lord who heals the broken-hearted Bless the Lord my soul Haugen / PCY2 Praise the Lord PS 3 2
6 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (B) 15 th February 2015 To bring help to outcasts, Jesus himself had to become an outcast and stay outside in places where nobody lived. Readings: Leviticus 13:1-2.44-46 Psalm 31 1 Corinthians 10:31-11:1 Mark 1:40-45 All are welcome All my hope on God is founded Amazing grace A touching place Bless the Lord my soul Taize Eye has not seen God be in my head God forgave my sin Here I am Lord I will bless your name Walker / ATNJ Jesus wine of peace Haas Lay your hands, gently upon us O Lord heal us Walker / ATNJ On Eagles Wings Joncas Soul of my saviour Stay with me Taize Taste and see (various versions of) The Lord hears the cry of the poor Foley We are called Whatsoever you do Yahweh, I know you are near Psalm 31: You are my refuge, O Lord; you fill me with the joy of salvation Responsorial Psalm Book Or use a Common Psalm 3 SEASON OF LENT Useful source books for Lent are: Wondrous Love Haugen Resurrexit Some pieces of music can be used throughout Lent at your discretion, e.g. Bread for the world Farrell Come to set us free Farrell Gather Us In Haugen Guide us O thou great Redeemer Praise to you O Christ Farrell Tree of Life Haugen For those following the RCIA programme, the following may be used on more than one occasion: Glory to you, O Word of God Haas / Ga The Summons Bell / Iona We walk by faith Who calls you by name Haas Common Psalms: Psalm 50 Psalm 90 Psalm 129 See also A Responsorial Psalm Book (Collins Liturgical) Lenten Acclamations: Glory and praise to you AK Glory to you, O Word of God Haas / Ga Praise to you, O Christ Farrell Settings by Walsh & Walker RPB Who calls you by name Haas Have mercy on us, Lord, for we have sinned. Be with me, Lord, in my distress. With the Lord there is mercy and fullness of redemption
Ash Wednesday 18 th February 2015 Readings: Joel 2:12-18 Psalm 50 2 Corinthians 5:20-6:2 Matthew 6:1-6.16-18 As the deer longs Come back to me Dear Lord and Father of mankind Deep within Dust, dust and ashes For you are my God God forgave my sin In you my God Jesus, remember me Lay your hands gently upon us Lord, who throughout these forty days Love divine, all loves excelling My God accept my heart this day O let all who thirst Return to God The Lord s my Shepherd (several versions) Turn to me We rise again from ashes Yahweh, I know you are near. Psalm 50: Have mercy on us, O Lord, for we have sinned Be merciful O Lord PCY 1 1 st Sunday of Lent (B) 22 nd February 2015 At the beginning of Lent we renew our response to the Covenant, the pact of love that God made with each of us at our baptism. Imagine what good news it must have been to Noah, alone in a drowned world, when he learned that God s love had not abandoned, nor ever would abandon, the earth and its creatures. Readings: Genesis 9:8-15 Psalm 24 1 Peter 3:18-22 Mark 1:12-15 N.B. All the hymns from Ash Wednesday can be used again on this Sunday Attend and keep this happy feast Be Not Afraid Do Not Be Afraid Eagle s Wings Fear Not, Rejoice Forty Days and Forty Nights Gather us in Immortal, invisible In Your love O Hara Keep we the fast Lead us heavenly Father, lead us Lord Jesus, think on me Now we remain O God I seek you O the word of my Lord Out of darkness The courage to say no The thirsty deer will yearn and dream Though the mountains may fall We behold the splendour of God Psalm 24: Your ways, Lord, are faithfulness and love for those who keep your covenant To you O Lord I lift up my soul - Soper To you O Lord - PCY1 Remember your mercy O Lord - PS1 4
2 nd Sunday of Lent (B) 1 st March 2015 Abraham was prepared to give God his only son, Isaac, in sacrifice. God would do no less. This is my Son, the Beloved, he says to us. Listen to him. Readings: Genesis 22:1-2.9-13.15-18 Psalm 115 Romans 8:31-34 Mark 9:2-10 Amazing Grace Be still and know Be still for the presence of the Lord Be thou my vision Christ be our light Christ is the world s light Crown him with many crowns Eagles wings Eye has not seen For you are my God Gather us in God is love Here I Am Lord If God is for us O praise our great and gracious Lord O raise your eyes on high and see Out of darkness Praise to the holiest in the height Shine, Jesus, Shine The light of Christ There is one thing I ask of the Lord We are called We behold the splendour of God You shall cross the barren desert Psalm 115: I will walk in the presence of the Lord in the land of the living With the Lord there is mercy (common psalm) PCY 1 Lord, how can I repay PS 2 3 rd Sunday of Lent (B) 8 th March 2015 Today, we celebrate the foolishness of God that is wiser than any human wisdom: the utter folly of his love that allowed the destruction of the temple of the body of his Son. And we dedicate ourselves anew to the Law of the Lord which gives wisdom to the simple. Readings: Exodus 20:1-17 Psalm 18 1 Corinthians. 1:22-25 John 2:13-25 All people that on earth do dwell A new commandment Be Not Afraid Bread of Life Farrell Centre of my life Christ is made the sure foundation Christ triumphant Come and be light for our eyes For you are my God From the depths we cry to thee God is Love Lord, thy word abideth More desired than Gold Not on bread alone Dean / L O Lord all the world belongs to you Taste and See (several versions) The courage to say no Bell / TCTSN Psalm 18: You, Lord, have the message of eternal life Lord, you have the words - PCY 1 / Ga You Lord have the message of eternal life - PS 2 5
4 th Sunday of Lent (B) 15 th March 2015 Our sins had made us exiles from God s kingdom. But just as God sent Cyrus, the King of Persia, to bring his people back from Babylon, so in his great love he sent his Son, Jesus Christ, to bring us back to the new Jerusalem to live the good life as from the beginning he had meant us to live it. Readings: 2 Chronicles 36:14-16.19-23 Psalm 136 Ephesians 2:4-10 John 3:14-21 Amazing Grace Awake, fling off the night Gather us in Glory be to Jesus God is Love He brings us in I am the Bread of Life Keep in mind that Jesus Christ Lord who throughout these forty days Lord, your love has drawn us near Meekness and majesty My song is love unknown O Christe Domine Jesu Out of darkness Praise to the holiest in the heights Servant King Shine, Jesus Shine The light of Christ The Waters of Babylon Unless A Grain of Wheat Vaster far than any ocean Psalm 136: O let my tongue cleave to my mouth if I remember you not! By the waters of Babylon Haugen / TMH Let my tongue be silent Walker / ATNOJ By the waters of Babylon PCY 2 5th Sunday of Lent (B) 22 nd March 2015 Readings: Jeremiah 31:31-34 Psalm 50 Hebrews 5:7-9 John 12:20-33 As the deer yearns Deep within Every knee shall bow Father we love you For you will be my people Glory be to Jesus God forgave my sin God, your glory we have seen Grant to us Lift high the crown Meekness and majesty My song is love unknown Now in this banquet Now the green blade riseth O God I seek you Servant King To Christ the prince of peace Unless A Grain of Wheat When I survey the wondrous cross Psalm 50: A pure heart create for me, O God Be merciful O Lord PCY 1 6
HOLY WEEK Palm Sunday of the Lord s Passion (B) 29 th March 2015 On this day the Church celebrates Christ s entrance into Jerusalem to accomplish his paschal mystery. Accordingly, the memorial of this event is included in every Mass, with the procession or the solemn entrance before the principal Mass, with the simple entrance before the other Masses. The solemn entrance (but not the procession) may be repeated before one or other Mass that is usually well attended. Palm Procession Readings: Mark 11:1-10 or John 12:12-16 All glory laud and honour Benedictus qui venit Taize I Hosanna Haugen / Ga Hosanna HONR / SS2 Hosanna Taize I Setting of Psalm 23 Fling wide the gates L Lift up your heads, you mighty gates The King of glory comes Setting of Psalm 46 Come to Jerusalem Dean / L Mass: Readings: Isaiah 50:4-7 Psalm 21 Philippians 2:6-11 Mark 14:1-15:47 (or shorter version) As prophets foretold Before the Heaven and Earth By his wounds we have been healed Father if this cup God of mercy and compassion Jesus, Remember Me Taize I Man of sorrow wrapped in grief Meditation on the passion - MMI My song is love unknown Now we remain O Sacred Head Ill-used See Christ was wounded for our sake When the Son of God was dying Were you there? Psalm 21: My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? My God, my God PCY 1 My God, my God Jeremy Young My God, why have you abandoned me? Richard Proulx My God, my God Liam Lawton / AWFD 7
The Triduum Maundy Thursday Evening Mass of the Lord s Supper 2 nd April 2015 Readings: Exodus 12:1-8,11-14 Psalm 115 1 Corinthians 11:23-26 John 13:1-15 So begins the one celebration of the Lord s passion, death and resurrection. Ministers of Music should do all they can to emphasis the unity of the three days, particularly in the choice of music, and the manner in which they exercise their ministry. Entrance The glory of the cross we sing L The Heavenly Word, proceeding forth CC / L Reception of the Oils Rite for receiving the Holy Oils Schiavone Sacrament of Love McLean Sing my tongue, the glorious battle Praise, O Praise, The Lord McLean Psalm 115: The blessing cup that we bless is a communion with the blood of Christ Our Blessing Cup PCY 1 The cup we bless Willcocks / GHAU The name of God PCY 3 Washing of Feet A New Commandment Faith, Hope and Love Walker - OOD I, The Servant Lord - SS3 Jesu, Jesu (Ga) Mandatum Novum Taize 1 Hymns An upper room did our Lord prepare L Eat This Bread Taize II I will be the Vine Lawton / CV No Greater Love Ga O God, Why are you silent? Haugen / TMH One Bread, One Body Taste and See (Various settings) The night before our saviour died So You Must Do Haugen The Lord Jesus GW The Servant King The Servant Song This Is My Will CC The song of the Supper Bell / WG2 This is my Body Ubi Caritas Wake Your Powers Walk Humbly What wondrous love is this Haugen / WL Where charity and love prevail Where true love and charity dwell Quigley Procession to the place of reposition Father if this cup GW My heart is breaking with grief Taize II Stay with me Taize II Stay here and keep watch with me Taize II 8
Good Friday of the Lord s Passion 3 rd April 2015 Readings: Isaiah 52:13-53:12 Psalm 30 Hebrews 4:14-16; 5:7-9 John 18:1-19:42 Psalm 30: Father, into your hands I commend my spirit I put my life in your hands PCY 1 Father into your hands - O Hara Father, I put my life Schiavone / Octavo There are a number of settings to the Reproaches: Bell WG 2 O Hara SITD Inwood MM 2 Jones L Landy MM 1 Quigley Decani Hymns: Ah, Holy Jesus All you who pass this way Taize II Crucem Tuam Taize I Jesus The Lord LOL Jesus, Remember Me Taize I Lift high the cross My Song is Love Unknown Now we remain O Sacred Head Ill-Used Salvator Mundi Taize II Sing my tongue, the glorious battle The royal banners go forward There is a green hill far away When I survey the wondrous cross When the Son of God was dying- Bell / WG2 Wherever you go Ga Were you there? Wood of the cross Alstott / Octavo 9
Easter Vigil (B) 4 th April 2015 Readings for the Liturgy of the Word: Genesis 1:1-2:2 or 1:1:26-31a Psalm 103 Send forth your Spirit or Psalm 32 The Lord fills the earth Genesis 22: 1-18 or 22:1-2,9a,10-13,15-18 Psalm 15 Preserve me God Exodus 14:15-15:1 Canticle from Exodus 15: 1-6 Isaiah 54:5-14 Psalm 29 I will praise you Lord Isaiah 55:1-11 Canticle from Isaiah 12: 2-6 Baruch 3: 9-15, 31-4:4 Psalm 18 You have the message of eternal life Ezekiel 36:16-28 Psalm 41 Like a dear that yearns or Psalm 50 A pure heart create for me Romans 6:3-11 Mark 16:1-8 Alleluia Psalm 117 Give thanks to the Lord We arrive at this most holy and sacred celebration of our year. As with any celebration, planning is essential to ensure you have an inclusive liturgy that involves all aspects of your parish community. Take time to consider the various rites that make up this wonderful liturgy. Your selection of music to support these rites is crucial if the celebration is to be successful. Take your time, and plan well in advance. Service of Light Alleluia carol Dean / Decani Christ be our light Farrell Christ is our light Dean / GW Christus Resurrexit Taize II Jubilate Deo Taize II Exultet Awake you who sleep Huijbers Exultet dialogued setting Inwood No more weeping Walker / MM 1 Surrexit Christus Taize II Surrexit Dominus Vere II Taize I The light of Christ Exultet O Hara Exultet / Light of Christ Ga Liturgy of the Word Psalm 103: Send forth your spirit, O Lord, and renew the face of the earth Send forth your Spirit Rizza / FOL Lord, send out your spirit Ga Send Forth your Sprirt, O Lord Walker Psalm 15: Exodus 15: Psalm 29: Preserve me, God I take refuge in you Centre of my life Inwood Keep me safe, O God Inwood I will sing to the Lord, glorious his triumph Canticle of Moses PS 2 I will sing to my God PCY 2 I will praise you, Lord, you have rescued me I will praise you PS 2 I will praise you, Lord Ga 10
Isaiah 12: Psalm 18 Psalm 41 Psalm 50 Psalm 117 With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation Sing a song to the Lord PS 1 We shall draw water joyfully L You have the message of eternal life You, Lord, have the message of eternal life PS 3 Lord, you have the words Ga Like the deer that yearns for running streams, so my soul is yearning for you As the deer longs PS 2 Song of the exile Ga A pure heart create in me Create in me Ga Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia The stone that the builder rejected - Farrell Liturgy of Baptism Baptised in Water Haugen / Ga Litany of Saints Haas Litany of Saints Ridge O Healing River NSC / Ga O Living Water CC / HONR RCIA / Confirmation Giver of Life Quigley / Decani Song and the Silence Haugen Veni Creator Spiritus Taize Other Hymns At the lambs high feast L Battle is o er Christ be our Light Easter version Easter Alleluia Ga Easter Hymn I am the resurrection Talbot / SOW Song over the Waters Ga Sprinkling Rite Inwood / Millennium Mass Water of Life Haugen / Ga With Joy you shall draw water - Hurd Veni Sancte Spiritus Taize Veni Sancte Spiritus Walker Jesus Christ is risen today Love divine, all loves excelling Now the green blade riseth Sing to the Mountains Song of the Risen One Thine be the glory 11
Easter Sunday (B) 5 th April 2015 Readings: Acts 10:34. 37-43 Psalm 117 Colossians 3:1-4 or 1 Corinthians 5:6-8 Sequence John 20:1-19 or Mark 16:1-7 There is a wide selection of appropriate music for this liturgy. Music for the Easter vigil would also be suitable for this celebration. Make today special. Encourage your congregation (and your priest) to lead the sung prayer by making your choice of music as inclusive as possible. Many of the hymns for Easter day serve the whole season. Remember this season is one of great rejoicing all 50 days!! Sequence: Bring all ye dear-brought nations Christ the Lord is risen Sprinkling: See last nights Liturgy of Baptism O Flock of Christ Victimae Paschali Laudes L In addition to last nights list, other suitable music: Alleluia, Alleluia give thanks to the risen Lord Battle is o er Christ is alive, let Christians sing Christ is alive, with joy we sing Christ the Lord is risen today Easter joy fills the sky Gathered in the love of Christ God is alive Haas Hail, O festival day Jesus Christ is risen today Jesus, wine of peace Laudate, laudate Dominum Walker Laudate Dominum Taizé Meekness and majesty Majesty My God loves me Now the green blade riseth Now we remain Out of darkness Praise my soul the King of Heaven Surrexit Christus Taizé Song of the body of Christ The Servant King Thine be the glory This is my body This is the day Hurd This is the day, this is the day This joyful Eastertide We have been told We remember Were you there Psalm 117: This day was made by the Lord; we rejoice and are glad This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice & be glad - PCY1 Alleluia, let us rejoice - PCY3 12
2 nd Sunday of Easter (B) 12 th April 2015 Readings: Acts 4:32-35 Psalm 117 1 John 5:1-6 John 20:19-31 This Sunday concludes the celebration begun on Easter day; the music should reflect that continuity, so change as little as possible. Alleluia, Alleluia give thanks to the risen Lord All people that on earth do dwell Christ Triumphant Darkness is gone - Bell Deep within Diverse in culture, nation, race Easter joy fills the sky Father God, bless this family Gather us in Gather your people, O Lord Give thanks to the Lord Taizé God is alive Hass Jesus, come to us Haas Let there be loved shared among us Neither death, nor life Haugen Now the green blade riseth Praise my soul, the King of Heaven Sing of Christ, proclaim his glory Surrexit Christus Taizé Thine be the glory This is the day of new beginnings Though not seeing you Hurd We walk by faith Ye choirs of New Jerusalem Psalm 117: Give thanks to the Lord for he is good, for his love has no end This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice & be glad - PCY1 Alleluia, let us rejoice - PCY3 3 rd Sunday of Easter (B) 19 th April 2015 Readings: Acts 3:13-15.17-19 Psalm 4 1 John 2:1-5 Luke 24:35-48 All people that on earth do dwell At the Lamb s high feast we sing At the name of Jesus Walker Battle is o er Blest are You who made the Universe Bread for the world, a world of hunger Confitemini Domino Taizé Everlasting Your love Hurd In the breaking of the bread Hurd Jesus Christ is risen today Jesus Christ is waiting Bell My God loves me O Christe Domine Jesu O God, you search me and you know me Now the green blade riseth Praise we our God with joy Return to God Sing of one who walks besides us Taste and see The Clouds Veil - Lawton Thine be the glory This day was made by the Lord Turn my heart Haugen You are mine Haas Psalm 4: Lift us the light of your face on us, O Lord Use the common Psalm for the season Psalm 118 PCY 1 or PCY 3 13
4 th Sunday of Easter (B) 26 th April 2015 Readings: Acts 4:8-12 Psalm 117 1 John 3:1-2 John 10:11-18 Alleluia, sing to Jesus At the name of Jesus Walker Because the Lord is my shepherd Be still and know that I am with you Christ the Lord is risen today Eagles wings Eye has not seen Give thanks to the Lord God alone may lead by spirit God is alive Haas Jesus, You are Lord Jesus wine of peace Majesty Out of darkness Shepherd me O God Song of the body of Christ Surrexit Christus The love I have for You, O Lord Thine be the glory This joyful Eastertide Where true love and charity dwell Quigley Word that formed creation You are mine Psalm 117: The stone which the builders rejected has become the corner stone The stone which the builders rejected Farrell 14
SOURCE BOOKS Many of the hymns listed can be found in at least one of the following hymn books: Celebration Hymnal for Everyone (CHE) Complete Celebration Hymnal (CC) with supplement New Songs of Celebration (NSC) Hymns Old and New - Revised and enlarged (HONR) Hymns Old and New Liturgical (HON) Gather (Ga) Laudate (L) Other hymns come from one of the following sources: 100 Hymns for Today (100HFT) Responsorial Psalm Book (RPS) Acclaim the King (AK) Agape Pack (Decani Music) All are welcome (AAW) AMP music (AMP) Ancient Ways Future Days (AWFD) At the Name of Jesus (ATNOJ) Cantate (C) Children s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) Choral Praise (CP1, CP2) Christ be our light - (CBOL) Come and Journey (CJ) Come to Set Us Free (CSUF) Complete Responsorial Psalter (CRP) Drawn by a Dream (DBD) Fire of Love (FOL) Gather (Ga) Gather Us In (GUI) GIA Publishers (GIA) Glory and Praise (GP) Go Before Us (GBU) God beyond all names (GBAN) Graduale Romanum pub. Solesmes (GR) Great Week (GW) Gregorian Missal pub. Solesmes (GM) Holy is God (HG) I Am Yours Today (IAYT) Inkeepeers and Lightsleepers (IAL) Lead Me, O Lord (LMOL) Liber Usualis pub. Solesmes (LU) Love from below (LFB) Many and Great (MG) Music for the Mass (MM1, MM2) Music from Taize Volumes I & II North American Liturgy Resources (NALR) Octavo editions available (8vo) Out of Darkness (OOD) Psalm Songs Vols.1, 2, 3 (PS) Psalms for the Church's Year Vols. 1, 2, 3 (PCY1, PCY2, PCY3) Responsorial Psalm Book (RP) Restless is the Heart (RITH) Resurrexit (R) Rise Up and Sing (RUS) Search for the Lord (SFL) Sing of the Lord's Goodness (SLG) Sing the Psalms pub. OCP (STP) Songs of the Spirit (SS1, SS2, SS3) St Louis Jesuits Lord of Light (SLJ LOL) St Thomas More Centre (STM) Streams in the Desert (SITD) Thank You Music (TYM) The Clouds Veil (TCV) There is one among us (TIOAU) To be your bread (TBYB) Up from the waters (UFTW) Veni Emmanuel (VE) We are your People (WAYP) Wild Goose (WG1, WG2) With Heart and Voice (WHAV) With Open Hands (WOH) When Grief Is Raw (WGIR) Wondrous Love - Haugen (WL) Worship (W) Much of the material listed can be ordered from The CCF Bookshop, 21 Tooting Bec Road, Tooting Bec, London SW17 8BS Tel: 020 8672 7684/2422 Fax: 020 8672 8894 Email: bookshop@cectootingbec.org.uk Or through Decani Music Ltd, Oak House, 70 High Street, Brandon, Suffolk IP27 0AU. Tel: 0845 456 8392. Fax: 01842 819832. Email sue@decanimusic.co.uk 15