Musical Setting of Psalm 22 for Good Friday, Communion
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Does anyone have anything that could be helpful?
Jacob -
You might take a look at my own setting, attached (along with a congregation sheet which contains the antiphon and just the text of the verses). It uses the Book of Common Prayer translation for the verses, set to Anglican chant. I know that others who frequent this forum have used or will be using this setting. It is also available at CPDL.
127KThanked by 1Angelina -
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Our choir has used the Liber Usualis, specifically the Psalm 21(22) as it appears in the earlier Tenebrae service for Good Friday, pointed to tone 8G, without the antiphon.
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