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MorningCanticle

Franklin D. Ashdown

SATB with some divisi and organ

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Ho ly- - - - Ghost. A wake,- my

Ho ly- - Ghost. A wake- my

Ho ly- - Ghost. A wake,- my


Poco a poco rit.

Poco a poco rit.

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soul; my

div.

soul, a wake!-

soul; my soul, a wake!-



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Franklin D. Ashdown

Franklin Ashdown is a composer and retired medical doctor, who pursued dual careers for over three decades. Born in 1942, he studied piano for 12 years and was “recruited” to play the organ for a local congregation at age 13. He later studied organ with Judson Maynard and James Drake, and was privately coached by Fred Tulan of San Francisco and Leonard Raver of New York’s Juilliard School.

He is a widely published composer of organ and choral music, and his works have been performed in venues ranging from Grace Cathedral in San Francisco and the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, to St. Paul’s Cathedral in London and the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. His compositions have been featured on APR’s “Pipedreams,” NPR’s “All Things Considered,” and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir’s CBS broadcast, “Music and the Spoken Word.” Leonard Raver and Stephen Burns recorded his “Requiem for the Challenger” for trumpet and organ on the Classic Masters label, and James Welch has included some of his solo organ music in his series of CD recordings for various labels. A resident of Alamogordo, NM, Dr. Ashdown enjoys a full life as a retired internist, composer, and organist-choir director for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Paraclete Press sheet music is available from www.paracletepress.com

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here be low;- O praise Him a bove,- ye


here be - low; O praise Him a bove,- ye


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heav’n ly- host; Praise Fa ther,- Son, and

heav’n ly- host; Praise Fa ther,-

div.

Son, and



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Praise God, from whom all

Praise God,

div.

from whom all



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bless ings- flow; O praise Him, all crea tures-

bless ings- flow;

div.

Praise Him, all crea tures-

bless ings- flow; Praise Him, all crea tures-


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Thomas Ken, 1637-1711, alt.


Copyright © 2013 by Paraclete Press, Orleans, MA 02653

Franklin D. Ashdown

Morning Canticle

Organ

quoting Doxology

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All rights reserved.

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A wake,- my soul, and

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with the sun Thy dai ly- stage of du ty- run; Shake off dull sloth, and

with the sun Thy stage of du ty- run; Shake off dull sloth, and


with the sun Thy stage of du ty;- Shake sloth, and

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joy ful- rise To pay thy morn ing- sac ri- fice.-


joy ful- rise To pay thy morn ing,- morn ing- sac ri- -


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Thy sole glo ry- may u nite.-

Thy sole glo ry may- a wake,- my soul, and with the sun, a -

glo ry may- a wake,- my soul, and with the sun,

div.

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glo ry may u nite.-

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wake.-

wake.-

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Di rect,- con trol,- sug - gest, this day, All


Di rect,- con trol,- sug gest,- All


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I de sign,- or do; That all my powers, with all their might, In

I de sign,- or do, or say; That all my powers, with all their might, In



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Lord,

legato

I my vows to

Lord, I my vows to

fice.- Lord, I my vows to


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Thee re new;- Dis - perse my sins as morn ing-

Thee re new;- Dis perse- my sins as morn ing-

Thee re new,- Dis perse- my sins as morn ing-

Thee re new,- Dis - perse my sins as morn ing-

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dew; Guard my first springs of thought and




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will And with Thy self- my spir it-

will And with Thy - self my spir it-



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fill, my spir it,- my spir it- fill.

fill, my spir it,- my spir it- fill.

fill, my spir it,- my spir it,- my spir it-

fill, my spir it,- my spir it,- my spir it-

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fill.

fill.

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Lord,

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I my vows to

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Thee re new;- Dis - perse my sins as morn ing-

Thee re new;- Dis perse- my sins as morn ing-

Thee re new,- Dis perse- my sins as morn ing-

Thee re new,- Dis - perse my sins as morn ing-

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with the sun Thy dai ly- stage of du ty- run; Shake off dull sloth, and



with the sun Thy stage of du ty;- Shake sloth, and

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Thy sole glo ry- may u nite.-

Thy sole glo ry may- a wake,- my soul, and with the sun, a -

glo ry may- a wake,- my soul, and with the sun,

div.

a -

glo ry may u nite.-

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wake.-

wake.-

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Praise God,

div.

from whom all



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bless ings- flow; O praise Him, all crea tures-

bless ings- flow;

div.

Praise Him, all crea tures-



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Exuberant = ca. 104

Thomas Ken, 1637-1711, alt.


Copyright © 2013 by Paraclete Press, Orleans, MA 02653

Franklin D. Ashdown

Morning Canticle

Organ

quoting Doxology

Ped.

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5

All rights reserved.

S


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T


B


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Franklin D. Ashdown

Franklin Ashdown is a composer and retired medical doctor, who pursued dual careers for over three decades. Born in 1942, he studied piano for 12 years and was “recruited” to play the organ for a local congregation at age 13. He later studied organ with Judson Maynard and James Drake, and was privately coached by Fred Tulan of San Francisco and Leonard Raver of New York’s Juilliard School.

He is a widely published composer of organ and choral music, and his works have been performed in venues ranging from Grace Cathedral in San Francisco and the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, to St. Paul’s Cathedral in London and the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. His compositions have been featured on APR’s “Pipedreams,” NPR’s “All Things Considered,” and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir’s CBS broadcast, “Music and the Spoken Word.” Leonard Raver and Stephen Burns recorded his “Requiem for the Challenger” for trumpet and organ on the Classic Masters label, and James Welch has included some of his solo organ music in his series of CD recordings for various labels. A resident of Alamogordo, NM, Dr. Ashdown enjoys a full life as a retired internist, composer, and organist-choir director for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Paraclete Press sheet music is available from www.paracletepress.com

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here be - low; O praise Him a bove,- ye


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heav’n ly- host; Praise Fa ther,-

div.

Son, and



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MorningCanticle

Franklin D. Ashdown


GeneralPPM01314

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76

76

Ho ly- - - - Ghost. A wake,- my

Ho ly- - Ghost. A wake- my



Poco a poco rit.

Poco a poco rit.

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soul; my

div.

soul, a wake!-




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