Bread of the world, in mercy broken
Bread of the world, in mercy broken, that timeless text by Reginald Heber (1783-1826), is set to gentle, prayerful music with two parts sung by men, women or both with a gentle organ accompaniment. It would be a musical option during Communion or the priest’s ablutions at the end of Communion. It could certainly be repeated as time might necessitate. This lovely and simple piece contains three complete sections: one for men (low voices), one for women (high voices) or both combined in two distinct harmonic parts. Each section is 1 min 40 sec long at the designated tempo.
Used during the Communion, the Ablutions or as an Offertory anthem, your choir will enjoy singing this and you will have a sweet, beautiful addition to their repertoire to use as whenever desired.
Use
May duplicate and distribute as needed to use in a worship service or educational program. May be streamed and recorded as a part of a worship service if it is available to all viewers / listeners without cost. This work may not be performed or recorded for hire or for monetary gain without express permission. ASCAP royalty findings apply to for-profit performances or recordings.
Use
May duplicate and distribute as needed to use in a worship service or educational program. May be streamed and recorded as a part of a worship service if it is available to all viewers / listeners without cost. This work may not be performed or recorded for hire or for monetary gain without express permission. ASCAP royalty findings apply to for-profit performances or recordings.