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Hampton Roads Music Group, LLC

Each psalm is set distinctly to capture the essence of the prayer in a modern style that is direct and engaging for singers and listeners alike. Accompaniment options include piano or organ; organ, brass, and optional percussion; or orchestra. Duration is approximately 18 minutes. 1. Sing a New Song (Psalm 96) 2. Create in Me a Clean Heart (Psalm 51) 3. I Will Lift My Eyes (Psalm 121) 4. The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23) 5. The Lord Is My Light (Psalm 27)

Five Psalms

SATB Choral Score

"Singing the psalms should sometimes be a lot of fun!" This text inspired by Psalm 100 is centered on the joy of Christ's presence in our midst. An energetic, spirited assembly song scored for SAB choir, descant, keyboard, guitar, and a raft of percussion instruments (congas, cabasa, claves, tambourine, and even cowbell), this piece is ideal as an entrance song and, with five verses, will be especially effective for liturgies with lengthy processionals.

Shout Praise, Shout Praise, O Israel

SAB Octavo

With "Alleluia" as the refrain, this psalm setting is meant to be used at the conclusion of the Easter Vigil, in effect, taking the place of the Gospel Acclamation. It is also the refrain that serves as the Gospel Acclamation for Hurd and Canedo's Mass of the Compassionate Christ. Additionally, the verses of this psalm are paired with the psalm response for Easter Sunday, which is available as a separate octavo (#11316922).

Psalm 118: Alleluia

SATB Octavo

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Augsburg Publishing

Both Spanish and English are represented in this delightful setting of Psalm 23 with original music in the style of a Spanish folk tune. The lilting melody is tuneful, and the accompaniment and percussion add rhythmic interest. Set in refrain and verse form, the congregation is invited to join on the refrain throughout. Accessible and easily learned, both the choir and congregation will enjoy signing this setting.

Nada me falta

Editors Choice Year

GIA Publications

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 in 2015. The mixed meter and dance-like rhythms reflect the vitality of the distinctive musical contributions of the indigenous people of California. Throughout the piece, the refrain should be light and dance-like while the verses provide opportunity for more expression and dynamic variation. It is scored for keyboard, guitar, two C instruments and cello.

Cuenten las Maravillas del Senor / Proclaim His Marvelous Deeds

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Shepherd Me O God

Two-Part Mixed Octavo

Breitkopf & Haertel USA

The choice of the Psalms was determined by the traditional liturgical use in the synagogue. Thanks to their German language texts, these easily singable settings can also be performed by all church choirs during religious services or at concerts. In many of his works, Louis Lewandowski combined the practice of traditional Jewish synagogue music with romantic choral composition.

18 Liturgical Psalms

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. Choir, cantor, assembly, keyboard, guitar with optional string quartet.

The Lord Is Kind and Merciful

Carl Fischer LLC

Festival Psalms

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This responsorial psalm features a memorable refrain in English and Spanish, with chanted verses provided in both languages. The text is drawn from the Abbey Psalms and Canticles. It is appropriate for use in the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults and liturgies focused on Christian life and prayer. An accessible option for smaller ensembles or those with limited rehearsal time.

Psalm 16: Preserve Me, O God

SATB Octavo w/ Guitar Accompaniment

With lyrics based on Psalm 91, this assembly song is striking for its beautiful simplicity. The melody is especially memorable as it features a number of expressive leaps and a modal cadence to close the refrain. With its topics of comfort, trust, and God's love for us, it can be used in many liturgical situations but is especially appropriate throughout Lent, at celebrations of Christian initiation, and at funerals. It is scored for SATB choir with descant accompanied by keyboard, guitars and two solo instrument parts in C or B-flat.

You Are My Refuge

SATB Octavo w/organ

Each verse of this psalm setting has been composed to capture the tone of the text. The accompaniment provides atmosphere and is not suggestive but specific, going from very spare to lush and romantic, especially in the third verse.

Psalm 23

"El Seor Es Mi Pastor/The Lord Is My Shepherd" is a lush and solemn setting of Psalm 23(22). As with the others in Montgomery's collection,aBendito Sea el Nombre del Seor/Blessed Be the Name of the Lord, the Psalm may be performed in English or Spanish (or both). Included is an optional (but beautiful) solo flute part, which can be played as the introduction in place of the keyboard.

Psalm 23 : The Lord is My Shepherd

One of six psalm settings written for the baptisms of his grandchildren, this unison anthem in responsory form is harmonically adventurous yet eminently singable. The organ accompaniment, along with descant and instrumental parts, adds textural interest.

I Will Bless the Lord at All Times

Unison Octavo w/Organ

Graphite Publishing

“Sing for Joy” is a sacred concert piece bursting with energy and hope. Boykin builds tension with complex syncopation and hemiola which builds to a calm, prayerful section of homophony and legato. An exciting accompaniment ensures the singers are always supported but also that the collaborative pianists will shine. “Sing for Joy” would be a great closer and would pair well with other accompanied sacred works.

Sing for Joy

C.F. Peters Corporation

The Rising of the Sun for SATB choir (divisi) and organ (duration 4 minutes) was commissioned by Repton School, in memory of Richard Bradburn, and is a setting of part of Psalm 113. It begins with a solitary bird greeting the approaching dawn, and builds to a dance-like song of praise. First performed by Repton School Chapel Choir on 24 January 2024 with Oliver Walker (conductor) and Roger Owens (organ).

The Rising of the Sun

The Lord Is My Shepherd

MorningStar Music Publishers

This version includes Easter Vigil Psalm 118; Easter Day Psalm 118 and Easter Season Alleluia. The music for Psalm 118 was adapted from the original edition. The Easter gospel acclamation has all the appointed verses from Easter through Pentecost set to a tone sung by cantor or SATB. The original options for instrumentation are retained in this version.

Festival Alleluia for Easter

The Five Graces Psalter : Responsorial Psalms for Solemnites and Feasts

Let Us Go Rejoicing

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