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Christopher Walker’s setting of this ancient blessing. You can hear a sample and buy the sheet music here. May God bless and keep you, May God’s face smile on you: May God be kind to you and give you peace. … Continue reading →

I’ve been having trouble with the audioplayer so I’ve switched to a different one. It doesn’t seem to work properly either but it has successfully stripped off all the audioplayer tags so for now on there will just be the … Continue reading →

I’m still working through the music in the miscellaneous folder, which inevitably means revisiting liturgies from when my children were at school. This is a Michael Mangan advent song. You can hear a sample and buy the sheet music here. … Continue reading →

I don’t remember ever singing this song with words by Luke Connaughton to a traditional tune, Cresswell, but I find a made a MIDI for it in the 1990s so I suppose I must have. You can hear it on bells … Continue reading →

This is a Eucharist chant by Michael Herry fms. This chant says about all that needs to be said. If you go here and scroll to the bottom of the page you will find an MP3 and the sheet music. … Continue reading →

This setting by Joe Zsigray is definitely Ps 104. We’ve only ever used the chorus as a response but the verses are fine, just with different tunes and probably best for a cantor. We’ve been doing too slowly; it fairly … Continue reading →

A song by James Garrahy from emmanuelworship that I suppose is loosely based on Ps104. It is from the Lifted collection and you can hear a sample and buy the music here. You can do it gently or as a … Continue reading →

The Liturgy team for this week have chosen these songs for this week.  We will be using Mason’s Mass of Glory and Praise beginning this week. Entrance: Gather Us In (Haugen) AOV 1/12 Psalm Response: Give Thanks to the Lord … Continue reading →

OK, I know this is absolutely gorgeous, but we gave up after a couple of crash and burns and so haven’t touched it again. It may have been best left as a solo. I wish you better luck. It was … Continue reading →

A chant by Gregory Norbet from the Weston Priory. You can hear a sample here and the songbook is available here. Liturgical useful wherever the JBap readings come up it is nevertheless a long time since we have used this … Continue reading →