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51G(alt1). Psalm 51:1-17 (A Responsorial Setting)

Text Information

• First Line: Khudaayaa, raeham kar (Have mercy on us, Lord)
• Title: Psalm 51:1-17 (A Responsorial Setting)
• Language: English; Urdhu
• Publication Date: 2012
• Topic: Biblical Names and Places: Jerusalem; Biblical Names and Places: Zion; Broken-hearted; Church Year: Ash Wednesday; Church Year: Good Friday; Church Year: Lent; Church Year: Pentecost; Church Year: Transfiguration; Cry to God; Daily Prayer: Morning Prayer; Elements of Worship: Assurance of Pardon; Elements of Worship: Baptism; Elements of Worship: Confession (Individual); Elements of Worship: Lord's Supper; Elements of Worship: Offering; Endurance; Forgiveness; God: Trust in; God as: Refuge; God as: Spirit; God's: Wisdom; God's: Face; God's: Forgiveness; God's: Goodness; God's: Justice; God's: Love; God's: Protection; Grace; Guilt; Humility; Joy; Judgment; Lord's Prayer: 5th petition (forgive us our sins as we forgive…); Mercy; Offering of Sacrifice; Renewal; Servants of God; Sorrow; Suffering; Ten Commandments: 7th Commandmnet (do not commit adultery); The Fall; Year A, B, C, Lent, Ash Wednesday; Year B, Lent, 5th Sunday; Year B, Ordinary Time after Pentecost, July 31-August 6; Year C, Ordinary Time after Pentecost, September, 11-17; Texts in Languages Other than English: Urdhu
• Source: Traditional Urdhu.; Evangelical Lutheran Worship (Psalm text)
• Copyright: Psalm text © 2006 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, admin. Augsburg Fortress Publishers; Translation © 1990 GIA Publications, Inc.
• Notes: Responsorial refrain to reading of Psalm 51. Tone included for chanting.

Tune Information

• Name: KHUDAAYAA (fragment)
• Key: d minor
• Source: Traditional Urdhu.
• Copyright: Tone © 2011 Faith Alive Christian Resources
• Notes: Alternate refrain 1 is a single line from a longer Urdhu (Pakistani) song. The full song can be found in the collection Sound the Bamboo (Christian Conference of Asia, administered North America by GIA Publications). A solo voice should demonstrate for the congregation the slides and ornaments in the melody. When singing in Urdhu, close to a humming m on “raeham.”