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For choir, cantor, assembly, keyboard, and guitar, this poignant setting of Psalm 51 asks for the Lord to have mercy on us. The arrangement employs contemporary harmonies and common thematic development of

For choir, cantor, assembly, and keyboard. The music was composed and the texts appointed for both the ordination of a bishop and the Chrism Mass. The verses of Psalm 89 and the Gospel Acclamation feature

This responsorial Psalm setting in Spanish and English for SATB choir, cantor and assembly was commissioned by the Archdiocese of Washington for the first Mass Pope Francis celebrated in the United States

Based on Psalm 16, this tender setting is perfect for use at the Easter Vigil as well as throughout the Easter season and beyond.

This peaceful psalm setting expresses the mercy and compassion of God using contemporary harmonies and common thematic development of each verse. The accompaniment is also available for string quartet.

This upbeat psalm setting expresses our joy in the Lord. One set of verses is for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) and the other set is for the Second Sunday of Lent (Year C). Psalm 27. For choir,

This anthem is a wonderful setting of Psalm 17 from the In Spirit and Truth Series (music by African American Catholic composers). The well-crafted refrain and verses will allow everyone to shine and will

Based on the Scottish folk tune Bonnie Charlie with a strong Celtic feel, this adaptation of Psalm 23 is appropriate for many different occasions. While guitar is the ideal primary accompanying

Ireland's Ephrem Feeley is a composer whose liturgical music is gaining attention in the United States. Many congregations will sing Psalm 96 at Christmas liturgies and worship services, and this psalm

This psalm setting set with guitar and drums, choir, cantor and assembly moves at at a slow and steady pace. Psalme 63 is both lament and profession of faith.

Filled with the joy of the Easter season, this festive setting of Psalm 118 uses the tune PUER NOBIS for the refrain, and a theme by Jeremiah Clarke serves as ritornello between refrain and verses. For

The sparse but insistent accompaniment, the cantor's convincing delivery of the text, and the accessible choral harmonies combine for a moving rendering of this powerful psalm. The final verse shifts to a