by Nick Baty
This is a flexible setting with verses for Psalm 24 (Advent Common Psalm) and Psalm 129 (Lent Common Psalm, Out of the depths). Answer me, O God is simple setting with a memorable refrain for cantor, assembly and keyboard/guitar.
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by Nick Baty
Originally conceived as a responsorial psalm for The Mass of the Lord’s Supper at Our Lady Immaculate, this could be used as a communion processional. The assembly sings an ostinato refrain (How can I repay the Lord for all the goodness he shows me?) while the cantor superimposes verses from Psalm 115. Scored for cantor, assembly, keyboard (optional guitar) and with optional parts for one or two C instruments. (See also, How can I thank him, below) A simple setting for cantor,
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by Nick Baty
Commissioned for the bicentenary of St Anthony’s Church, Scotland Road, Liverpool. Scored for cantor, assembly and keyboard with optional choir and C instrument. String parts available on request. (NB. Currently in preparation.)
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by Nick Baty
Maundy Thursday psalm which might also be used for the communion procession. (See also, Blessing Cup, above) A simple setting for cantor, assembly and keyboard.
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by Nick Baty
This setting of the Song of Mary was written for the Poor Clares of Ty Mam Duw. The cantor sings the verses and the assembly responds with the refrain “The Almighty works marvels for me. Holy his name” with a simple choir descant harmony superimposed. Accompanied by piano and/or guitar.
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by Nick Baty
Another flexible setting: The assembly has one refrain but the cantor can choose from three sets of verses, making this suitable for a number of occasions. At Everton we have used O Give Thanks to the Lord as part of the Liturgy of the Word but also as a processional during Eastertide. And we’ve used it after the first reading at the Easter Vigil with verses from Psalm 32, and the following morning with verses from Psalm 117. Scored for cantor, assembly and keyboard/guitar with optional descant (or SAB) and instrumental parts in C and Bb.
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A simple setting for cantor, assembly and keyboard with optional flute part. This is a simply settings for cantor, assembly and keyboard with optional flute or recorder parts.
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The psalm for Christmas Midnight Mass – with a calypso feel. Scored for cantor, assembly and keyboard with optional C and Bb instruments. Simple but fun.
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This setting of Psalm 26 was commissioned for Amy Preston-Hill’s Baptism and was first sung and played by her mum, grandma and two-godmothers! This is a Common Psalm for Ordinary Time but might be particularly useful during Advent. Scored for one or two cantors, assembly and keyboard.
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