Psalm 100 • We are His people, the sheep of His flock (Populus Dómini)
Psalm 100, “We are His people, the sheep of His flock.” based on the gregorian antiphon “Populus Dómini et oves páscuæ eius…” which treats the same text as the refrain.
A comprehensive, animated & time-stamped S.A.T.B. (& Cantor) practice track is available on the ServiamScores YouTube channel and is linked below. You can share these resources with your singers to help them practice at home!
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A note on interpretation: the double-note on “peo–[ple]” is meant to be lightly pulsed as if singing a doubled note in plainchant. For singers unaccustomed to chanting, this note can alternatively be sung as a “half note” (ie- doubled length compared to the black notes).
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As with all Psalm arrangements hosted by PsalliteDomino.com, you are permitted to internet-livestream this work, as well as post your own non-commercial recordings online. [NB: please use the contact form to discuss television broadcast.]
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The purchase of this Psalm setting permits the purchaser to print as many copies as are required for their schola (or cantors) to sing. We do humbly request that you purchase once per year that this arrangement is used at your parish to help support the work of the composer and the maintenance of this site.
Upon completion of your purchase, you will receive an email with a special download link which will permit you to download the PDF which remains active for 24 hours.
Psalm 100, “We are His people, the sheep of His flock.” based on the gregorian antiphon “Populus Dómini et oves páscuæ eius…” which treats the same text as the refrain.
A comprehensive, animated & time-stamped S.A.T.B. (& Cantor) practice track is available on the ServiamScores YouTube channel and is linked below. You can share these resources with your singers to help them practice at home!
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A note on interpretation: the double-note on “peo–[ple]” is meant to be lightly pulsed as if singing a doubled note in plainchant. For singers unaccustomed to chanting, this note can alternatively be sung as a “half note” (ie- doubled length compared to the black notes).
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As with all Psalm arrangements hosted by PsalliteDomino.com, you are permitted to internet-livestream this work, as well as post your own non-commercial recordings online. [NB: please use the contact form to discuss television broadcast.]
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The purchase of this Psalm setting permits the purchaser to print as many copies as are required for their schola (or cantors) to sing. We do humbly request that you purchase once per year that this arrangement is used at your parish to help support the work of the composer and the maintenance of this site.
Upon completion of your purchase, you will receive an email with a special download link which will permit you to download the PDF which remains active for 24 hours.
Psalm 100, “We are His people, the sheep of His flock.” based on the gregorian antiphon “Populus Dómini et oves páscuæ eius…” which treats the same text as the refrain.
A comprehensive, animated & time-stamped S.A.T.B. (& Cantor) practice track is available on the ServiamScores YouTube channel and is linked below. You can share these resources with your singers to help them practice at home!
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A note on interpretation: the double-note on “peo–[ple]” is meant to be lightly pulsed as if singing a doubled note in plainchant. For singers unaccustomed to chanting, this note can alternatively be sung as a “half note” (ie- doubled length compared to the black notes).
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As with all Psalm arrangements hosted by PsalliteDomino.com, you are permitted to internet-livestream this work, as well as post your own non-commercial recordings online. [NB: please use the contact form to discuss television broadcast.]
_____
The purchase of this Psalm setting permits the purchaser to print as many copies as are required for their schola (or cantors) to sing. We do humbly request that you purchase once per year that this arrangement is used at your parish to help support the work of the composer and the maintenance of this site.
Upon completion of your purchase, you will receive an email with a special download link which will permit you to download the PDF which remains active for 24 hours.