Non Nobis, Domine, sed nomine tuo da gloriam
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Good settings, anyone?
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Patrick Doyle, Henry V.
Edit: This could be in purple, but it was my first exposure to this little text, and it's what comes to mind when I see it. -
The famous anonymous round formerly attributed to Byrd immediately comes to mind. It's a fairly lightweight little piece, but it is lovely and effective and rather easy to put together. We've sung this realization:
">http://www0.cpdl.org/wiki/images/sheet/byrd-no1.pdf
But perhaps there's something more exciting out there!
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There's this motet on CPDL if you're looking for something from the Renaissance.
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If you allow me, I post my contribution too:
http://forum.musicasacra.com/forum/uploads/FileUpload/1c/5a5d503c23611e79717143f1702e99.pdf -
Beautiful, Alfredo!
You may be 'allowed' to post more such lovely gems. -
Chris and Alfredo, both of those are lovely, in the best sense of the word.
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