HOW TO USE THIS PIECE FOR ALL THE SAINTS (CLICK THE TITLE TO VIEW AND HEAR ONLINE) THE TUNE SINE NOMINE WAS WRITTEN SPECIFICALLY FOR BISHOP HOW'S TEXT FOR ALL THE SAINTS. THE TUNE, WHICH  IN ENGLISH LITERALLY MEANS "WITHOUT NAME," WAS DESIGNATED SUCH BY VAUGHN WILLIAMS TO REPRESENT THE NAMELESS SAINTS WHO HAVE DIED IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.  ARGUABLY, IT IS THE FINEST HYMN TUNE EVER WRITTEN.  COOPER'S INIMITABLY MELODY-PART STYLE WRITING PROVIDES SUCH MELODIC PARTS THAT ALMOST ALL ADOLESCENT SINGERS WILL BE ABLE TO MAINTAIN THEIR PARTS AGAINST THE OTHERS.  ACCESS THE THREE-PART VARIABLE VOICING CHART TO SEE THE  OPTIONS THAT ARE AVAILABLE.   Words by William W. How (1864) Music by R. Vaughn Williams (1906) Arranged by Irvin Cooper Three-part Variable Voicing with Piano Cambiata Press Catalog #I978103   You may Order or from J.W. Pepper USE KEYWORDS:  For All the Saints  Irvin Cooper Cambiata Press WITHIN:  All Information (drop-down)