Dave Brubeck To Hope! A Celebration CD

To Hope! A Celebration Music

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Category	Classical Albums, Jazz CDs, Jazz Instrument, Live Performances, Piano
Label	Telarc Distribution
Orig Year	1996
All Time Sales Rank	3009
CD Universe Part number	1129831
Catalog number	80430
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 23, 1996
Studio/Live	Live
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Elaine Martone; Robert Woods
Engineer	Jack Renner
Recording Time	55 minutes
Personnel	Dave Brubeck - piano David Katz Randy Jones - drums Bobby Militello - saxophone James Lee James Lee Richard Calhoun - bass voice Andrew Thompson Jacqueline Anderson - violin James Clay List all 46 contributors

To Hope! A Celebration Songs

	1.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: I. Processional
	2.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: II. Lord, Have Mercy (Kyrie)
	3.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: III. The Desert and the Parched Land (Isaiah 35:1-4)
	4.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: IV. The Peace of Jerusalem (Responsorial) (Based on Psalm 131)
	5.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: V. Alleluia
	6.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: VI. Father, All Powerful (Preface)
	7.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: VII. Holy, Holy, Holy
	8.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: VIII. While He Was at Supper (Institution-Narrative)
	9.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: IX. When We Eat This Bread (Memorial Acclamation)
	10.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: X. Through Him, With Him (Doxology)
	11.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: XI. Great Amen
	12.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: XII. Our Father
	13.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: XIII. Lamb of God
	14.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: XIV. All My Hope
	15.	To Hope! A Celebration, mass: XV. Gloria

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