Responsorial Psalms & Gospel Acclamations for Holy Week 4-Part - Sheet Music

Many choirs and congregations, to the great benefit of parish liturgies and musical participation, are learning to sing a cappella, that is, without accompaniment. The benefits are many, but include a greater sense of unity, the ability to hear one another sing, and a link to the most ancient music of the Church, which was also sung a cappella, "in the style of the chapel," (without accompaniment). Don Roy has given us effective and moderately easy settings of the Responsorial Psalms and Gospel Acclamations for Holy Week. Each psalm refrain, as well as the Gospel Acclamation itself, starts in unison (for choir and congregation). As the congregation continues singing the soprano melody for the second half of the refrain/acclamation, the choir breaks into four-part harmony. The verses are set in various textures, for 2-part, 3-part or 4-part voices. Contents include: Responsorial Psalm for Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion; Gospel Acclamation for Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion / Responsorial Psalm for Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord's Supper; Gospel Acclamation for Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord's Supper / Responsorial Psalm for Good Friday; Gospel Acclamation for Good Friday.

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Instrument:
Choir
Ensembles:
4-Part SATB A Cappella Mixed Choir
Genres:
Christian
Publishers:
CanticaNOVA Publications
Item types:
Physical
Usages:
Psalms Holy Week
Shipping Weight:
1.46 pounds

SATB choir, congregation, a cappella

SKU: C5.1590

Composed by Don Roy. Text: Psalms. Lectionary music for choir during Holy Week. Holy Week. Published by CanticaNOVA Publications (C5.1590).

Many choirs and congregations, to the great benefit of parish liturgies and musical participation, are learning to sing a cappella, that is, without accompaniment. The benefits are many, but include a greater sense of unity, the ability to hear one another sing, and a link to the most ancient music of the Church, which was also sung a cappella, "in the style of the chapel," (without accompaniment). Don Roy has given us effective and moderately easy settings of the Responsorial Psalms and Gospel Acclamations for Holy Week. Each psalm refrain, as well as the Gospel Acclamation itself, starts in unison (for choir and congregation). As the congregation continues singing the soprano melody for the second half of the refrain/acclamation, the choir breaks into four-part harmony. The verses are set in various textures, for 2-part, 3-part or 4-part voices. Contents include: Responsorial Psalm for Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion; Gospel Acclamation for Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion / Responsorial Psalm for Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord's Supper; Gospel Acclamation for Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord's Supper / Responsorial Psalm for Good Friday; Gospel Acclamation for Good Friday.