Psalm 117

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Psalm 117 SATB with children's choir, piano accompaniment, and optional recorder descant	Written as part of The Paschal Lamb Easter cantata. Written in a lively 7/8 meter, combines traditional choral writing with a canon (round), for a joyful celebration of God's praise. Can be performed with piano only, or with a variety of optional extra percussion and other instruments (instrumental parts available separately). The demo recording here was done as part of the demos done for the cantata.	Score:

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Psalm 117

SATB with children's choir, piano accompaniment, and optional recorder descant

Written as part of The Paschal Lamb Easter cantata.

Written in a lively 7/8 meter, combines traditional choral writing with a canon (round), for a joyful celebration of God's praise.

Can be performed with piano only, or with a variety of optional extra percussion and other instruments (instrumental parts available separately).

The demo recording here was done as part of the demos done for the cantata.

Score:

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“Qui cantat laudem non solum cantat, sed et amat eum quem cantat.
(He who sings praise is not only singing, but also loving Him whom he is singing about/to/for.)

— St. Augustine
of Hippo
Corpus Christianorum Latinorum, vol. 39