SKU: A0.1028524

Inspired by Psalms 46:10: Be still and know that I am God. This piece is dramatic, ranges in dynamics, and offers good some challenge for diction, clarity, dynamics, and breath control. It was inspired by the moment a Catholic (or any Christian receiving communion at their church) goes up to their pastor to receive it, and how in those moments, our heads could be rushing when we just need to be still. .

SKU: A0.1003549

A simple Scottish version of Psalm 46 which works well with a congregation.Suitable for both Christian and Jewish worship.

SKU: A0.631295

Tender setting of Psalm 46 that is scored for a Vocal Quartet (SATB) with Piano accompaniment. Accessible and appropriate for any church or concert setting. Can be used for many times throughout the liturgical year. An accompaniment track is also available.

SKU: A0.1026232

Built on two scripture references - Psalm 46:10 and Jeremiah 1:5 - this lightly accompanied solo invites the listener to quiet reflection, and assures that God always has and always will love us.  While purposely written to illustrate God's majesty in the vocal range of the refrain, the top note in the line could be modified by a third to make it more accessible for the performer, though to do so softens the dramatic effect.

SKU: A0.828745

Transcription by Guido Menestrina. Gregorian sequentia from the 13th century, Attributed to Albert the Great, but is apparently the work of another German Dominican called Peregrinus of Cologne, also known as William of Cologne. The text begins with a joyous invitation to celebrate the Ascension in song: Be glad, all ye people, and sing our festive songs, for it is the triumph of Christ! He returns to heaven, leading thither the trophies he has won; and as he ascends, the jubilant sound of the trumpet is heard. 7 is the main rhythmic pattern of the sequence, starting from the incipit of Psalm 46 (O-mnes gen-tes, plau-di-te), but then the poet freeealy weaves among different schemes, from 4 to 8 syllables, and the composer moves it forth to rhythms which would be nowadays considered 4/4 to 11/8. Follow the videoscore on youtube: https://youtu.be/4DwZhl33Ldc.

SKU: A0.631234

Tender setting of Psalm 46 that is scored for a Vocal solo with Piano accompaniment. Accessible and appropriate for any church or concert setting. Can be used for many times throughout the liturgical year.  An accompaniment track is also available.