Barr, Tony, 1945-

This collection brings together published music by Bernard Huijbers and his collaborator Huub Oosterhuis, along with translations, recordings, and related research material collected by Tony Barr.

Published and unpublished documents about the work of Huijbers and Oosterhuis.

CONTENTS: Bill Tamblyn Music for Ritual, Part One by Tony Barr with Bill Tamblyn. I. Who is Bill Tamblyn -- II. Orogenesis- birth of a piece -- III. The Early Church Music Scene in the UK -- IV. Bernard Huijbers -- V. The Eclectic Composer -- VI. Distinguished church musician in Oregon. -- VII. The Ritual Composer. -- Appendix

§ The Back Story The Context The Impact of Huijbers on the English Church a) around the time of Vatican II b) applying the principles c) resources for worship § The Bernard Huijbers Praxis a) The Performing Audience b) elementary music: melody, rhythm and formula technique c) form follows function d) integration e) idiom and forms

§ The Need of a Critical Catalogue

3-Verse Canon from Qoheleth (Ecclesiates) for 2 Voices in Canon with Keyboard Accompaniment. Introductory text, vocal score with accompaniment, and vocal score.

Antiphonal Song from Psalm139 for Cantors, Assembly and SATB/SSA Choirs with Organ Accompaniment Vocal score with accompaniment and vocal score, with commentary by Tony Barr.

Score formatted for unison choir, assembly & SATB vocalization with keyboard accompaniment, and vocal score only, translated into English with commentary by Tony Barr.

Selected anthologies, reference books, and critical works related to the Huijbers-Oosterhuis collection.