James J. Richardson’s [second] setting of Psalm 23, “The Lord is my shepherd, there is nothing I shall want.” based on the Gregorian antiphon Dominus Regit Me as found in the 16th century Salzinnes Antiphoner.
Comprehensive practice tracks for each voice part are available here.
The score is marked with a QR code that makes it easy for choir members to scan it with their phone and go right to the practice tracks on YouTube.
Click here for a PDF graphic for placing within your own worship aids.
James J. Richardson’s [second] setting of Psalm 23, “The Lord is my shepherd, there is nothing I shall want.” based on the Gregorian antiphon Dominus Regit Me as found in the 16th century Salzinnes Antiphoner.
Comprehensive practice tracks for each voice part are available here.
The score is marked with a QR code that makes it easy for choir members to scan it with their phone and go right to the practice tracks on YouTube.
Click here for a PDF graphic for placing within your own worship aids.
