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Text:I cannot come (The Wedding Banquet)
Author:Sister Miriam Therese Winter
Tune:[A certain man held a feast on his fine estate in town]
Arranger:Joseph Roff
Composer:Sister Miriam Therese Winter

33. I cannot come (The Wedding Banquet)

Text Information
First Line: A certain man held a feast on his fine estate in town
Title: I cannot come (The Wedding Banquet)
Author: Sister Miriam Therese Winter
Refrain First Line: I cannot come. I cannot come to the banquet, don't trouble me now
Publication Date: 1975
Source: (Medical Mission Sisters)
Copyright: ©Copyright 1965 Medical Mission Sisters, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ; Chappell and Co. Ltd., exclusive publishing and allied rights for Canada. ; Vanguard Music Corp. rights for rest of world. International Copyright secured.
Tune Information
Name: [A certain man held a feast on his fine estate in town]
Composer: Sister Miriam Therese Winter
Arranger: Joseph Roff
Incipit: 12344 46543 3321
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: ©Copyright 1965 Medical Mission Sisters, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,; Chappell and Co. Ltd., exclusive publishing and allied rights for Canada.; Vanguard Music Corp. rights for rest of world. International Copyright secured.



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