The familiar tune ST. CATHERINE becomes a worthy vehicle for Alan Hommerding's text as arranged here by Wolfgang Lampert in a baroque-like style. The well-written organ part and counter-melodies (or optional flute line) support the unison choir in verses 1 and 3; verse 2, set for four-part chorus a cappella, is an unexpected delight and features an alternate choral harmonization.

Topic:	Ascension; Creation; Discipleship; Faith; Guidance; Healing; Holy Spirit; Mission; Pentecost; Wisdom; Witness; Love of God for Us; Baptism of the Lord; Annunciation
Liturgical Season:	Easter; Ordinary Time
Sunday of the Year:	Easter 6 Year B; Ordinary Time 7 Year B; Easter Vigil; Pentecost; Ordinary Time 20 Year B; Ordinary Time 26 Year B; Ordinary Time 31 Year B; Ordinary Time 2 Year A
Rites and Devotion:	Confirmation

Come, Holy Spirit, Wind and Fire

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This includes an optional Flute or other C instrument part.  If a C instrument is not used, the organist should play the music as written.  If a C instrument is used, the organist should play the bass, tenor, and alto lines of the keyboard part, not doubling the soprano line.  From the CD collection Spiritus. Flute part also available.

Series Title:	WLP Choral Series
Arranger:	Wolfgang Lampert
First Line:	Life-giving Spirit, through your might Darkness and chaos turned to light.
Hymn Tune:	ST. CATHERINE 88.88.88
Size:	7x10
Length:	8 pages