CGA931 Three Psalms
Description
Since their inception and throughout the history of music, the Psalms have served as a rich textual source for musical expression. These three settings, based on Psalms 34, 121, and 118, vary in musical style and are enhanced vocally with an optional second part. Perfect for use throughout the liturgical year.
Voicing: Unison/two-part with piano
Composer: Stan Pethel
Text: Stan Pethel
Season: Lent, Easter, Ordinary/General
Lectionary:
Year A - Lent - Second Sunday of Lent
Year A - Lent - Liturgy of the Palms
Year B - Lent - Liturgy of the Palms
Year C - Lent - Liturgy of the Palms
Year A - Easter - Resurrection of our Lord
Year B - Easter - Resurrection of our Lord
Year C - Easter - Resurrection of our Lord
Year C - Easter - Second Sunday of Easter
Year C - Season after Pentecost - Proper 24
Scripture: Psalm 118 and 121
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