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This another delightful tune for a psalm setting by Paul Mason from Psalms for All Time. It is the psalm for the first Sunday of Advent Year A, but Mason also notes its use as a seasonal psalm in the … Continue reading →

This is Paul Mason’s setting for this Easter Psalm used at the Vigil and Easter Sunday. He includes the music for the “Alleluia” response as well. If, like me, you are looking at this more as a hymn, it makes … Continue reading →

This is the song that we used at St Peter’s, Rochedale, that alerted me to the (pretty obvious) idea that even if you didn’t have the cantors to use Mason’s psalms as the responsorial psalm, you could use them as … Continue reading →

This psalm is used for Easter Vigil, Pentecost and as an ordinary psalm with the verses varying with each celebration. Paul Mason has provided all the variations in his setting found in Psalms for All Time. The response is singable … Continue reading →

This is Paul Mason’s setting for the Third Sunday in Lent Year C, from Psalms for All Time. I am working from the first edition, but you can buy the updated, upgraded version, which is now the first volume of … Continue reading →

Paul Mason’s collection Psalms for All Time (now volume one of three) is still available at Liturgical Song. There are 51 copies left so it would be nice to have him sell out. It is worth the money as a … Continue reading →

This a joyful psalm by Paul Mason from his collection, Psalms for All Time, which is now Volume One of a three volume series. It is the psalm for Christmas, but can be used as a hymn during the Easter … Continue reading →

This is another of the psalms in Paul Mason’s marvellous Psalms for All Time. It is the psalm for the third Sunday in Lent Year A, but is also a seasonal psalm for Ordinary Time. It is also suitable for … Continue reading →

This is Paul Mason’s setting of “Be With Me, Lord” from his collection, Psalms for All Time. This is the psalm for the first Sunday in Lent Year C, but is also a seasonal psalm for Lent. You could see … Continue reading →

Continuing in Paul Mason’s Psalms for All Time, this is his setting on this psalm of lament for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time. He also notes it use as a seasonal psalm during Advent and also for Gifts or … Continue reading →