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Scores & More Psalm 47 • God Mounts His Throne (Ascension)
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Psalm 47 • God Mounts His Throne (Ascension)

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James J. Richardson’s setting of Psalm 47, “God mounts His throne to shouts of joy; a blare of trumpets for the Lord!” as set for the feast of ascension.

This arrangement is for obbligato organ and voices (SATB optional) and includes an optional refrain descant in the form of a pseudo canon. This setting is festive (especially with organ trumpet flourishes) and is conceived in a pseudo-chant style (it is unmetered).

A comprehensive practice track is available on the ServiamScores Youtube channel which can be sent to your cantors/choirs.
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Upon the completion of your purchase, you will receive an email containing a download link that will remain active for 24 hours once clicked. You are permitted to print as many copies as needed for your cantors/scholas for one year. We humbly request that you purchase this arrangement once per annum it is used to help support the work of the composer and the maintenance costs of this website. Thank you for your honesty!

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James J. Richardson’s setting of Psalm 47, “God mounts His throne to shouts of joy; a blare of trumpets for the Lord!” as set for the feast of ascension.

This arrangement is for obbligato organ and voices (SATB optional) and includes an optional refrain descant in the form of a pseudo canon. This setting is festive (especially with organ trumpet flourishes) and is conceived in a pseudo-chant style (it is unmetered).

A comprehensive practice track is available on the ServiamScores Youtube channel which can be sent to your cantors/choirs.
US Letter Sized

———————

Upon the completion of your purchase, you will receive an email containing a download link that will remain active for 24 hours once clicked. You are permitted to print as many copies as needed for your cantors/scholas for one year. We humbly request that you purchase this arrangement once per annum it is used to help support the work of the composer and the maintenance costs of this website. Thank you for your honesty!

James J. Richardson’s setting of Psalm 47, “God mounts His throne to shouts of joy; a blare of trumpets for the Lord!” as set for the feast of ascension.

This arrangement is for obbligato organ and voices (SATB optional) and includes an optional refrain descant in the form of a pseudo canon. This setting is festive (especially with organ trumpet flourishes) and is conceived in a pseudo-chant style (it is unmetered).

A comprehensive practice track is available on the ServiamScores Youtube channel which can be sent to your cantors/choirs.
US Letter Sized

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Upon the completion of your purchase, you will receive an email containing a download link that will remain active for 24 hours once clicked. You are permitted to print as many copies as needed for your cantors/scholas for one year. We humbly request that you purchase this arrangement once per annum it is used to help support the work of the composer and the maintenance costs of this website. Thank you for your honesty!

“See that what you sing with your mouth you believe with your heart, and that what you believe with your heart you obey in your works.”
—John of Salisbury, Bishop of Chartres, c. 1160


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