At Grace Cathedral

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All tracks are written by Vince Guaraldi and the Diocese of San Francisco

At Grace Cathedral
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Live album by
Vince Guaraldi
ReleasedSeptember 1965
RecordedMay 21, 1965 (1965-05-21)
Venue Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, California
Genre
Length39:11
Label Fantasy
Vince Guaraldi chronology
From All Sides
(1965)		At Grace Cathedral
(1965)		 A Charlie Brown Christmas
(1965)
Singles from At Grace Cathedral
  1. "Theme to Grace"
    Released: 1965
Side One
No.TitleLength
1."The Bishop's Greeting" (spoken word by Bishop James Pike [3] )1:54
2."Kyrie Eleison"2:01
3."Come With Us, O Blessed Jesus"3:07
4."Nicene Creed (I Believe)"2:22
5."Come Holy Ghost"1:45
6."Theme to Grace"4:10
7."Sursum Corda and Sanctus"2:29
8."The Lord's Prayer"1:42
9."Agnus Dei (O Lamb Of God)"1:21
Side Two
No.TitleLength
10."Holy Communion Blues" (instrumental)11:40
11."Adore Devote (Humbly I Adore Thee)"2:46
12."In Remembrance of Me" (instrumental)1:53
13."Gloria in Excelsis"1:24
14."Blessing – Bishop Pike" (spoken word by Bishop James Pike [3] )0:37
Total length:39:11

Personnel

Vince Guaraldi Trio
Additional

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