As the congregational musical involvement in the Sunday parish Eucharist has increased, choirs have found that some of the repertoire that they traditionally have sung is now unison and sung by everyone. Choirs are often now restricted to singing a reflective anthem at communion, usually whilst the congregation is filing past. This new book will provide choirs with a collection of short pieces that can be inserted at various places during the Sunday Eucharist.

Contents

1 Geoff Weaver Ave verum corpus
2 Andrew March Almighty God, you search us and you know us
3 Martin How Almighty God, we thank you
4 Noel Rawsthorne Behold, O God our defender
5 Anthony Baldwin Bread of the world in mercy broken
6 Peter Aston Bread of the world in mercy broken
7 Noel Rawsthorne Christ be with me
8 David Ogden Christ is our corner-stone
9 Alan Bullard Christ, our God, descends from heaven
10 Andrew March Creator of the heavens
11 Christopher Maxim Christ was the Word
12 David Ogden Go forth and tell!
13 David Ogden Gospel Alleluias and Acclamation
14 Andrew March God of glory
15 Anthony Marks Holy God, faithful and unchanging
16 David Goodenough I will sing with the Spirit
17 John Barnard If God is building when we build
18 Philip Godfrey Lord, who hast formed me
19 Simon Lole May the grace of Christ our Saviour
20 Philip Godfrey My spirit longs for thee
21 Simon Lole My spirit longs for thee
22 John Harper O Lord, give thy Holy Spirit
23 Sam & Ally Barrett O Trinity of blessed light
24 William Byrd O sacrum convivium
25 Grayston Ives O voice of the beloved!
26 Andrew March Our lives are laid open
27 Peter Moger Responses to intercessions
28 Andrew March Sent by the Father
29 Richard Shephard Out of the stillness
30 Colin Mawby A Song of Reflection
31 Simon Lole Spirit of God
32 Andrew March The Baptism of Christ
33 Louis Halsey Verbum caro factum est
34 Thomas Tallis Verily, verily I say unto you
35 Martin How Yours, Lord, is the greatness
36 Peter Nardone Mass of St Cedd