The verses describe Mary's role in the key events in Jesus' life, while the
chorus affirms that she is "nam[ed] ... happy and blessed". This makes
it suitable for pretty much any Marian feast, eg
Mother of God,
Lourdes,
Annunciation,
Visitation,
Mother of the Church, Sorrows,
Assumption, Immaculate Conception.
The song was translated to English by American Roman Catholic Jesuit priest, Christopher Willcock SJ (b 1947), and first published by OCP in 1988.
It is set to an unnamed tune, also by Willcock. This has a 4/4 time signature. In the key of D, the first few notes of the melody are DE F A GFED E F z FA B F GFED B,_ with accompanying chords D / G / D7 / F#m / Bm / Em / G.
The song was translated to English by American Roman Catholic Jesuit priest, Christopher Willcock SJ (b 1947), and first published by OCP in 1988.
It is set to an unnamed tune, also by Willcock. This has a 4/4 time signature. In the key of D, the first few notes of the melody are DE F A GFED E F z FA B F GFED B,_ with accompanying chords D / G / D7 / F#m / Bm / Em / G.
Downloads
This section may contain affiliate links: I earn from qualifying purchases on these. Free downloads are provided where possible (eg for public domain items).Examples
Quartet with piano
Duet with piano, multi-track recording
Singer and choir with piano and saxophone, professional recording
Singer with guitar and backing track
Small choir with piano, words on-screen
Singer with keyboard and violin
Lyrics
The lyrics are copyright so cannot be reproduced here. But they are currently available on this website. A rough outline is:1. There is nothing told about this woman, But that she had once become engaged ...
Chorus:
On this day all earth and all paradise
join in naming you happy and blessed;
Virgin Mary, blessed are you.
2. There is nothing told about this woman, but that she had brought into the world,
3. There is nothing told about this woman, gut that she had searched for three long days
4. There is nothing told about this woman, but that she at Cana was a guest,
5. There is nothing told about this woman, but that she was standing by the cross
6. There is nothing told about this woman, but that she was one in prayer with those ...
See more ...
![]() |
| Image adapted from PickPik - royalty free |

No comments:
Post a Comment