S. Suzanne Abruzzo - Sunburst Yellow And Orange Album

Tracklist

1	Sunburst Yellow And Orange	2:10
2	Each and Every One	2:49
3	Rejoice All God's People	3:00
4	Psalm 71	4:18
5	Tenderness	1:53
6	Comfort My People	3:43
7	A Very Special Woman	2:27
8	Magnificent	3:35
9	Hebrew Blessing	2:24
10	Don't Let Your Hearts Be Troubled	3:10
11	Lord Have Mercy/Christ Has Died	1:50
12	I Have Called You By Name	4:16
13	While I Live	2:43
14	Psalm 51	2:51
15	Sing Alleluia	2:40

Credits

• Conductor – Sister Mary Corona MacDonald
• Cover – S. Frances Cabrini Heerey

Notes

This record is sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul of the New York Province whose Motherhouse is Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Singers: S. Suzanne Abruzzo, S. Elaine Butcher, S. Marie Gruebel, S. Mary Katherine Hamm, S. Irene Humbach, S. Mary Elizabeth Moore, S. Maureen Murphy, S. Judith Park, S. Maryann Stelzer, S. Joan Verner, S. Patricia Wilson.

Guitarists: S. Suzanne Abruzzo, S. Marie Gruebel, S. Catherine Stare.

Organ: S. Elizabeth Anne Groome

Drums: Mary Beth Pepe

Bass: Gil Sampel

Flute: Lorraine Cziko

Alto Saxophone: Al Cziko

Video

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