The Purple Liturgy (Petering, Mark)

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Mpetering (2014/9/3)

7 more: Kyrie • Song of Praise • Offertory • Great Thanksgiving • Sanctus • Communion Song - Lamb of God • Post Communion Song

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Mpetering (2014/9/3)

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Mpetering (2014/9/3)

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Mpetering (2014/9/3)

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Mpetering (2014/9/3)

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Mpetering (2014/9/3)

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Mpetering (2014/9/3)

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Mpetering (2014/9/3)

Publisher Info. Mark Petering and Harvard Stephens, Jr., 2014.
Performers Nick Huff, MeriKate Bock, Mary Huff, Kati Schwaber,
Michael Anderle, Mark Petering, Dulcie Shoener
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Misc. Notes Demo Recording - August 20, 2014
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Mpetering (2015/4/7)

Publisher Info. Mark Petering and Harvard Stephens
Performers Nicholas Huff, MeriKate Bock, Kati Schwaber, Mary Huff, Michael Anderle, Mark Petering, and Dulcie Shoener
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Misc. Notes Demo Recording - August 20, 2014
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Sheet Music

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Mpetering (2015/1/12)

Publisher. Info. Mark Petering (ASCAP) and Harvard Stephens, Jr.
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General Information

Work Title The Purple Liturgy
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Composer Petering, Mark
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. IMP 11
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 8
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 2014
Librettist Rev. Harvard Stephens, Jr.
Language English
Average DurationAvg. Duration 10 minutes
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Modern
Piece Style Modern
Instrumentation congregation, piano

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The purpose of The Purple Liturgy is to authentically express the joys and sorrows of our daily lives and celebrate the healing response of a Community in Christ.

Indeed, purple can be the color of cancer survivors, veterans anyone who has encountered the color of injury -- emotional or physical.

It is, however, also the color of resilience in the form of the Passion of Christ -- the hope and promise of the healing love and forgiveness delivered by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and His People.

Rev. Harvard Stephens, Jr. is known for his thoughtful and dynamic work throughout the Lutheran community in North America. A former campus pastor at Carthage College and Howard University, Rev. Stephens has also served parishes in Baltimore, Maryland; Columbus, Ohio; and the U.S. Virgin Islands. He is a highly regarded preacher and writer who embraces the challenges of intergenerational and multicultural ministry.

American Composer Dr. Mark Petering received his B.A. in Music Composition from Luther College in 1995. In addition to winning several national composition prizes, his music has received performances throughout North America, Europe and Russia. Dr. Petering currently teaches at Carthage College, an ELCA affiliated institution. His work can be found on iTunes and imslp.org.

For more information, contact markpetering@hotmail.com or harvardstephens@hotmail.com