Hasta Tu Altar (Unto Your Table, Lord)

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Hasta tu altar venimos hoy, Señor (Unto your table, Lord, we come today)

Author: Carlos Rosas (1991); Translator: Luis Ferrer (1994)
Tune: HASTA TU ALTAR
Published in 1 hymnal

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Author: Carlos Rosas

Carlos Rosas is a pioneer and expert in Hispanic liturgical music, utilizing the popular rhythms of the music of Mexico for his compositions. Carlos was born in Linares, Nuevo León, Mexico, where he began his studies in music and liturgy at the age of 12. Two experiences inspire Carlos’s music: biblical reflection and liturgical celebration. “The two go together,” he says, “feeding and enhancing one another.” He has served as liturgy coordinator and composer in residence at the Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC) and choir director at San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio, Texas. He was also coordinator of base Christian communities for the Diocese of Phoenix, director of Hispanic ministry for the Diocese of Baker in Be… Go to person page >

Translator: Luis Ferrer

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First Line:	Hasta tu altar venimos hoy, Señor (Unto your table, Lord, we come today)
Title:	Hasta Tu Altar (Unto Your Table, Lord)
Original Language:	Spanish
Translator:	Luis Ferrer (1994)
Author:	Carlos Rosas (1991)
Meter:	Irregular
Language:	English
Publication Date:	1995
Copyright:	© 1991 Carlos Rosas; tr. © 1995 Chalice Press