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"Morning Has Broken" is a Christian hymn first published in 1931. It has words by English author Eleanor Farjeon and was inspired by the village of Alfriston in East Sussex, then set to a traditional Scottish Gaelic tune, "Bunessan". It is often sung in children's services and in funeral services. English pop musician and folk singer Cat Stevens included a version on his album Teaser and the Firecat (1971). The song became identified with Stevens due to the popularity of this recording. It reached number six on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, number one on the U.S. easy listening chart in 1972,[3] and number four on the Canadian RPM magazine charts
Release Date: 1931
This celebrated text to the tune of BUNESSAN has invited the world to celebrate Spring for years. Made famous on the pop charts, this song is now a treasured part of many hymnals and a regular feature in congregational worship moments. This choral version is a classic setting of refined grace, creating a seamless fabric of expressive tonal beauty. The piano accompaniment is a pleasure to play and adds a subtle watercolor nuance to the impact of the piece.
Voicing: SATB
This celebrated text to the tune of BUNESSAN has invited the world to celebrate Spring for years. Made famous on the pop charts, this song is now a treasured part of many hymnals and a regular feature in congregational worship moments. This choral version is a classic setting of refined grace, creating a seamless fabric of expressive tonal beauty. The piano accompaniment is a pleasure to play and adds a subtle watercolor nuance to the impact of the piece.
Voicing: SAB
This celebrated text to the tune of BUNESSAN has invited the world to celebrate Spring for years. Made famous on the pop charts, this song is now a treasured part of many hymnals and a regular feature in congregational worship moments. This choral version is a classic setting of refined grace, creating a seamless fabric of expressive tonal beauty. The piano accompaniment is a pleasure to play and adds a subtle watercolor nuance to the impact of the piece.
Voicing: SSA
Songbooks, Arrangements and/or Media
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Barrie Carson Turner : Little Voices - Classic Pops Five fun favorites specially chosen and arranged in two-parts for young groups and choirs. A perfect introduction to part singing for young singing groups. Songlist: I Have A Dream, Mr Blue Sky, Morning Has Broken, Nowhere Man, Wouldn't It Be Nice Mack Wilberg : Anthems This anthology of 9 mixed-voice anthems combines new material written specially for the collection with established favourites from the Oxford catalogue, some of which appear here for the first time with SATB scoring. Containing both accompanied and a cappella pieces, and with festive anthems (with keyboard or orchestral accompaniment) alongside short, gentle blessings, Mack Wilberg Anthems contains an attractive selection of pieces suitable for a variety of liturgical seasons and will appeal to all mixed-voice church choirs. Songlist: Beautiful Saviour, Benediction, Brother James's Air, I sing the mighty power of God (O little town of Bethlehem), King of glory, King of peace, Morning has broken, O Light of Life!, O praise ye the Lord, The Morning Trumpet Sarah Watts : Angel Voices: Feel Good Sacred Songs for SSA Choirs will love the great tunes, fresh-sounding harmonies and relaxed rhythms that Sarah Watts weaves into her ten signature pieces in this fun collection. Enjoyment is guaranteed! Songlist: Angel Voices Ever Singing, Morning Has Broken, St. Columba's Prayer, Infant Holy, Infant Lowly, Peace Is Like a Flowing River, God Is Love, Angels from the Realms of Glory, All Night, All Day, For the Beauty of the Earth, Jesus, Good Above All Other Various Composers : Short Anthems for Small Choirs - Mixed Voices You'll find these short anthems an ideal choice for smaller choirs with limited resources and rehearsal time. Most of the 50 pieces are two or three pages long and none is longer than four pages. All are set for mixed voices. They'll provide even the smallest choir with the chance to shine! Indexed for the Church year. Songlist: Adoramus te, Christe, Ave Maria, Ave verum corpus, Ave verum corpus, Be still, for the presence, Blest are you, O God, Creator, Bread of heaven, Christ be with me, Come, dearest Lord, Come, Holy Ghost, Come with us, O blessed Jesus, Day by day, Deep within me, Draw nigh, Father God, we worship you, God be in my head, God is a Spirit, God to enfold me, Here is bread, Here, O my Lord, Hide not thou thy face, Holy, holy, holy, Hosanna to the Son of David, In an upper room, Incline thine ear, I will lift up mine eyes, I will sing of the Lord, Jesu, joyaunce of my heart, Jesus Christ is ris'n today, Laudate Dominum, and more Cat Stevens : Cat Stevens Complete 62 songs from this gifted singer-songwriter, plus a discography of his early-'70s output. Includes: Another Saturday Night - Father and Son - The First Cut Is the Deepest - Hard Headed Woman - If You Want to Sing Out Sing Out - Katmandu - Longer Boats - Moonshadow - Morning Has Broken - Oh Very Young - Peace Train - Trouble - Where Do the Children Play? - Wild World - more. Songlist: Wild World, Time, The Wind, Music, Trouble, Father And Son, Ready, Morning Has Broken, Katmandu, Moonshadow, Later, Oh Very Young, Foreigner Suite, Can't Keep It In, Sitting, Peace Train, Hard Headed Woman, Where Do The Children Play, Lady D'Arbanville, Another Saturday Night, Ghost Town, Ruins, On The Road To Find Out, The Boy With The Moon And Star On His He, If I Laugh, Sad Lisa, Sun/C79, Rubylove, Tea For The Tillerman, Bad Penny, and more |
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Written for the choir at St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast, this familiar Gaelic melody, sung by soprano voices, is accompanied by alto, tenor, and bass voices along with a flowing flute part. Overlapping vocal parts and flute interjections allow for a blossoming choral texture.
Arranger: Philip Stopford
The fresh, clear newness of morning can be heard and felt in this lovely anthem. Pastoral and lyrical, this melodic rendition of Morning Has Broken is very expressive. Rejoicing in simplicity, this beloved song is suitable for general worship use, concert, or festival.
Composer: René Clausen
This celebrated text to the tune of BUNESSAN has invited the world to celebrate Spring for years. Made famous on the pop charts, this song is now a treasured part of many hymnals and a regular feature in congregational worship moments. This choral version is a classic setting of refined grace, creating a seamless fabric of expressive tonal beauty. The piano accompaniment is a pleasure to play and adds a subtle watercolor nuance to the impact of the piece.
Arranger: John Leavitt
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