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presents

The Word Became Flesh

Words and Music by DAN AND HEIDI GOELLER

Arranged and Orchestrated by

DAN GOELLER

Approximate Performance Time: 45 minutes

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Table of Contents

Director’s Notes 4

Christmas Fantasy for Orchestra 9

This Is My Father’s World 15

The Fall of Man 21

Kyrie Eleison 23

Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus 26

The Savior Foretold 32

Unto Us a Child Will Be Born 33

The Angel Gabriel 40

Gabriel’s Message with Gloria & Magnificat 42

The Child Is Born 52

Infant Holy & Silent Night 55

Good News of Great Joy 62

Gloria in Excelsis Deo 63

The Shepherds’ Joy 73

Angels We Have Heard on High & Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 75

The Wise Men 82

Joy to the World! & O Come, All Ye Faithful 85

The Word Became Flesh 91

We Have Seen His Glory 93

Scripture References 100

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Director’s Notes

I would like to begin by thanking the music ministers listed below for graciously contributing suggestions and ideas for these notes: Mark Bowers– West Hartsville Baptist Church in Hartsville, South Carolina Eric Campbell–First Baptist Church in Durham, North Carolina Carey Cannon–Providence Baptist Church in Charlotte, North Carolina Mark Carlson–Design Christian Church in Maple Valley, Washington Michael Cromwell–Hillside United Methodist Church in Woodstock, Georgia Tom Grassi–Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee Jon Kraemer–Calvary Baptist Church in Lubbock, Texas Russell Miller–First United Methodist Church in Berne, Texas David Oberhauser–Zion Lutheran Church in San Antonio, Texas Stan Pylant–First Baptist Church in Augusta, Georgia Scott Shepherd–First Baptist Church in Paris, Tennessee George Skramstad–Crossings Community Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Bill Taylor–Spring Hill Baptist Church in Mobile, Alabama Matt Turbeville– First United Methodist Church in Cordele, Georgia

Jana Wolfe–Mt. Hermon Baptist Church in Danville, Virginia Roger Walworth–First Baptist Church in Fort Payne, Alabama

These notes are organized into two sections: (1) Ideas for using The Word Became Flesh as a complete work and (2) Ideas for using the individual choral pieces from The Word Became Flesh. Updated information and additional ideas will be posted at www.DanGoellerMusic.com. Please feel free to also contribute your own ideas and suggestions. We look forward to hearing from you!

Using The Word Became Flesh As A Complete Work

The Word Became Flesh provides a very powerful experience when presented on its own and in its entirety. However, here are some ideas about incorporating some additional elements to personalize and/or enhance the experience.

Church-‐Wide Emphasis Consider using The Word Became Flesh as part of a church-‐wide series culminating in a December performance of the entire work. The individual pieces could be used as weekly anthems, and your pastor could provide the teaching portion of the service based on the Scripture references contained in each anthem. The underscored narrative that corresponds to each anthem is a creative way to present your Scripture reading. In addition to your weekly services, devotional guides could be provided to the choir and congregation. These could be written by the pastor and/or lay teachers and utilized during a church-‐wide emphasis. The listening CDs of The Word Became Flesh also provide a great

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resource for preparation for a performance. You may even want to produce your own recording of The Word Became Flesh to give to your congregation and/or as a gift to people who attend your performances. For more information about recording The Word Became Flesh, please contact us online at www.DanGoellerMusic.com. Scott Shepherd, Minister of Music and Worship at First Baptist Church in Paris, Tennessee, created some wonderful outlines of possible sermon series based on The Word Became Flesh.

I. Eight-‐Week Study A. Week One: Christ as preexistent Creator/Creation B. Week Two: The Fall C. Week Three: The Need for a Redeemer D. Week Four: The Prophecies of the Coming Messiah E. Week Five: The Annunciation F. Week Six: The Birth of Jesus Christ G. Week Seven: The Shepherds/Angels H. Week Eight: The Wise Men I. Week Nine: The Response

II. Six-‐Week Study A. Week One: Christ as preexistent Creator/Creation B. Week Two: The Fall/The Need for a Redeemer C. Week Three: The Prophecies of the Coming Messiah D. Week Four: The Annunciation/The Birth E. Week Five: The Shepherd/Angels/Wise Men Worship F. Week Six: The Response

III. Four-‐Week Study A. Week One: Christ as preexistent Creator/Creation B. Week Two: The Fall/The Need for a Redeemer/The Prophecies of the Coming

Messiah C. Week Three: The Annunciation/The Birth D. Week Four: The Shepherds/Angels/Wise Men (and our response)

Multimedia and Video Consider creating some videos that could be used to add visual elements to some of the theological concepts discussed in the Scriptural narrations and choral texts. The musical score of The Word Became Flesh has a cinematic flavor, and could be effectively complemented by visual media. To assist you in the creation of video or PowerPoint slide presentations, here are some sites that offer multi-media resources for churches: www.worshiphousemedia.com www.SermonSpice.com www.BlueFishTV.com www.midnightoilproductions.com www.WorshipFilms.com www.christianmedia.org

Drama and Staging

The Word Became Flesh could be effectively used as a Christmas pageant or dramatic presentation. A “Living Pictures” presentation could utilize live actors and scenery depicting

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the various Scriptural narrations. Actors portraying the various Biblical characters (e.g. Mary, Joseph, Eve, Herod, et al.) within the narrations could also be an effective way to add some drama to your musical performance. You might even consider having the narrations acted out by actors portraying the authors of the Scriptural narrations (e.g. John, Paul, Isaiah, Luke, et al.). You could add some dramatic impact to the narrations, without staging, by creating a “Readers Theater” version of the narration. If your choir memorizes its music, they could be incorporated in a dramatic presentation of The Word Became Flesh. For example, you could transform your sanctuary into the city of Bethlehem and your choir members could be shepherds, angels, soldiers and other citizens in period clothing. They could even interact with your congregation or audience as they enter your church. Or you could move this type of production to your fellowship hall, gymnasium, or multi-purpose room and present it as a dinner theater.

Dance and Interpretive Movement

Dance is another art form that could be used to complement the music and narrations of The Word Became Flesh. Dancers, with tambourines in hand, could elegantly portray the vivacious enthusiasm of Unto Us a Child Will Be Born. And the mysticism and excitement of Gloria in Excelsis Deo could come alive as dancers portray the heavenly host heralding the news of Christ’s birth. For a more modern approach, consider using masks and/or large-scale puppets to portray the action within the narrations and choral pieces. For example, a sort of Chinese dragon puppet/costume could be used to depict the conversation between Eve and the Serpent in The Fall of Man. Or the duplicitous nature of King Herod could be portrayed by a dancer who wears a mask with an innocent-looking expression over his face and a devious grin on the back of his head. The dancer can turn toward or away from the audience to help illustrate the way Herod is trying to deceive the Wise Men into revealing the location of the Christ Child.

Banners

Consider creating banners to emphasize the Messianic titles the choir sings about in Unto Us Child Will Be Born. These banners could be used in a processional while the orchestra plays the Christmas Fantasy and then be spotlighted during The Savior Foretold and Unto Us pieces.

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Using the individual Anthems from The Word Became Flesh

In addition to using The Word Became Flesh as a complete work, the individual pieces can also be utilized as stand-alone anthems. This is facilitated by the fact that each of the choral pieces is published in an individual anthem format (as opposed to a choral book). It should be noted that the Director's Edition contains information and CD points that only correspond to the use of The Word Became Flesh in a complete performance. If you want to use any of the pieces individually, you may want to conduct from a copy of the anthem. These individual copies are much easier to store and pass out whenever you decide to incorporate them into a service or other musical event. Below is a list of the ten choral pieces from The Word Became Flesh and suggestions as to how they may be used individually.

This Is My Father’s World Since This Is My Father’s World is a non-seasonal hymn, it can be used in a variety of ways throughout the year. The new lyrics in our arrangement, of this familiar hymn, focus on God’s creation and sovereignty. By utilizing the optional narration, incorporated into this arrangement, this anthem would be perfect for use in a service focusing on creation or environmental stewardship.

Kyrie Eleison Although Kyrie Eleison is only one minutes in length, it has a potent emotional character. Even if your church is not inherently liturgical, this setting of the traditional Kyrie could be used as a choral response to congregational prayer or before the serving of the Lord’s Supper. You might also consider using this anthem in sequence with the Fall of Man and Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus in a service built around the theme of redemption.

Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus is a choral anthem perfectly suited for use during Advent. You might even consider making this hymn the theme of your Christmas/Advent services.

Unto Us a Child Will Be Born Utilizing prophetic text from the book of Isaiah, Unto Us a Child Will Be Born is a great anthem choice for use during Advent. It could also be an effective processional anthem to use at the beginning of a service.

Gabriel’s Message with Gloria & Magnificat Gabriel’s Message is an anthem that could be used to dramatically present the story of the Annunciation. Consider using The Angel Gabriel underscore for the Gospel reading and then have the choir sing this anthem to “illuminate” the Scriptural text.

Gloria in Excelsis Deo This exciting anthem would definitely add some zing to one of your Advent services. It could also be used as the Gloria within the structure of a more liturgical service. Infant Holy & Silent Night; Angels…High & Hark! The Herald; Joy…World! & O Come…Faithful These three Christmas carol medleys are designed as congregational sing-alongs. However, these festive arrangements can also be utilized to spice-up the congregational singing in your

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services during the month of December. Because of the way the orchestration is scored, you can also use the more up-tempo arrangements as orchestral preludes or postludes. You might also consider using the a cappella section of Infant Holy as a choral response or benediction.

We Have Seen His Glory This majestic anthem, with its Scripture-inspired text, can be used throughout the year. It could also be utilized as a congregational hymn. Consider composing additional verses to make this piece more pertinent to Easter or another time of year.

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Mysterioso q = 76

Slower q = 70

presents the word became flesh - dan goeller...

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