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For SATB Voices and Keyboard
Words by James Quinn, SJ
Music by Ephrem Feeley
In the Gospel of John, there are a number of times when Jesus uses the statement "I Am," which his followers would have automatically linked to the divine Name. Some of these statements-Christ as the Bread of Life, the Gateway, the Light of the World-are referenced in Quinn's text, as well as the Alpha and Omega, which is found three times in Revelation. A few of these statements also appear in the refrain. The verses may be sung by a cantor or the choir. There are a number of musically effective ways to use this piece in liturgy: with the full choir, as written; simply, with cantor and assembly; or with a two-part refrain, using only the soprano and tenor lines.
Words by James Quinn, SJ
Music by Ephrem Feeley
In the Gospel of John, there are a number of times when Jesus uses the statement "I Am," which his followers would have automatically linked to the divine Name. Some of these statements-Christ as the Bread of Life, the Gateway, the Light of the World-are referenced in Quinn's text, as well as the Alpha and Omega, which is found three times in Revelation. A few of these statements also appear in the refrain. The verses may be sung by a cantor or the choir. There are a number of musically effective ways to use this piece in liturgy: with the full choir, as written; simply, with cantor and assembly; or with a two-part refrain, using only the soprano and tenor lines.
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