Psalm 24 • Who is this king of glory? It is the Lord! (ft. Tollite portas)
James J. Richardson's setting of Psalm 24, "Who is this king of glory? It is the Lord!" for Candlemas (Feast of the Presentation), Year C.
Melody derived from 'Tollite portas' as found in the Antiphonarium pro Ecclesia Einsidlensi.
This version features the Abbey Psalms & Canticles translation for the verses since this will become normative for the liturgy in future.
Comprehensive practice / learning tracks are available here.
James J. Richardson's setting of Psalm 24, "Who is this king of glory? It is the Lord!" for Candlemas (Feast of the Presentation), Year C.
Melody derived from 'Tollite portas' as found in the Antiphonarium pro Ecclesia Einsidlensi.
This version features the Abbey Psalms & Canticles translation for the verses since this will become normative for the liturgy in future.
Comprehensive practice / learning tracks are available here.
James J. Richardson's setting of Psalm 24, "Who is this king of glory? It is the Lord!" for Candlemas (Feast of the Presentation), Year C.
Melody derived from 'Tollite portas' as found in the Antiphonarium pro Ecclesia Einsidlensi.
This version features the Abbey Psalms & Canticles translation for the verses since this will become normative for the liturgy in future.
Comprehensive practice / learning tracks are available here.