Dear Jefe, I would love a copy in Sibelius. I have a small ensemble (tenors and basses) and it would be great if I could adapt some of that gorgeous music. Thanks for all the work.
Dirk Maes, Voces Capituli

The deed is done. In addition to the dropbox pdf link above, find the compressed Sibelius 7.5 files. The text files are still in the pdf address above. To spare you details you may not need, I've given a separate link to individual compressed folder. If you have no current Compline but have any notion to start one in the future, store these links.
You can download only the files you need separated into:
Orison:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rb02cfyubf398ro/01 Orison.sib..zip?dl=0
Hymn:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/md0y6p20a7o3qk7/02 Hymn.sib..zip?dl=0
Psalm:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4ex6unc1uplgob8/03 Psalm.sib..zip?dl=0
Nunc dimittis: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7jreppv9vkq8aej/04 Nunc dim.sib..zip?dl=0

Anthem:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6k8ek538h6d06ta/05 Anthem.sib..zip?dl=0
Service music and text:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yg2681x57fmn4k9/09 Service music.sib..zip?dl=0

Maundy Thursday: (This is the only other musical service we do besides Compline)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/l8yrozzejoh1sxl/10 Maundy.sib..zip?dl=0

Heinrich Isaac:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gs1ox7ynab6sm94/11 Isaac.sib..zip?dl=0

Russian and Greek Orthodox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/okdejda8kzvy6bl/12 Ortho.sib..zip?dl=0
various chants: Gregorian; Ambrosian; Anglican; Lutheran https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ez8bszwjn38i3s/14 chants.sib..zip?dl=0
Ave; Salve; O’s: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5lmmxv6ldw7n4xw/15 Ave, Salve, O.sib..zip? dl=0
Complete file for Voces angelorum SSAA/SSAT: This is a large file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ysgihz5ytxbn993/16 Voces.sib..zip?dl=0
John Sheppard:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6f5r8yt2gcw4xby/17 Sheppard.sib..zip?dl=0
Packaged Complines: just print the number of copies you need:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kpnvxhee17nowey/18 Package.sib..zip?dl=0
Josquin Desprez:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yc9d0kpqjdmkrvo/19 Josquin.sib..zip?dl=0

Do let me know if these links don't work for you.
jeff reynolds, Komplinmeister
p.s.: The reason I have so many new Psalm settings in plainsong chants (BCP1979), Anglican Chant Psalter (BCP1979), and realizations of George Guest's Psalter (BCP1928) is we are still planning on doing a Psalm Pcycle: the Complete Book of Psalms with a half dozen varied vocal ensembles from a single cantor or chantress, trios, quartets, up to 18 voice choirs, few of them mixed in a very reverberant hall. Some of the very long Psalms (Langsam?) will be spoken. The idea is to present approximately 1/4 of the Psalms in a variety of settings at one of four events spread over a season. Further, the only sound we will hear is the human voice. No instruments or accompanyment.

DBP,
AFAIK, there is no cross platform Scorch that will open Sib.7.5. If you have 7.5 you can open earlier versions I've had, like Sib.3 Sib. 6.2. The only way I know of is for me to do the whole thing once more in an earlier version but that's not likely after grinding through the process with 7.5. Maybe one of our readers could offer a fix.
In the meantime I've dashed off several more Psalm settings in harmonized Anglican Chant Psalter style; realized Plainsong Chant and through composed. See one below:
Speaking of that, I'm not quite sure now whether jpegs or pdf's will attach to this post, so both. We'll be doing my harmonization of Ps. 8 next week with Voces on Trinity Sunday's Compline.
jefe

Last night, after my rehearsal with Voces angelorum, i listened, as usual to the Compline Choir chant their Pentecost Compline. It was just great. The Lectionary Page assigned Psalm for that date is Ps. 104. The creme de la creme of all Psalm settings of all time (IMHO) is Peter Hallock's through composed setting of Psalm 104. It chokes me up, every single time. This is from a hardened professional trombonist with 20K services under his belt.
If you are in the right time zone, or are a night owl, you can listen to their simulcast every Sunday @ 9:30 p.m. Pacific Time on KING-FM Seattle. I have aux speakers for my computer and the sound is fine.