Friends, I wrote the following collection to make Gregorian chant and communion antiphons accessible to "contemporary" ensembles. It is called "Modern Communion Antiphons." I dubbed it "Where Gregorian Chant meets Praise and Worship."

Each setting is based on a well-known Gregorian melody, but is in the form of a simple song.

A few highlights:
• Uses the exact Roman Missal translation of the Communion antiphons
• Psalm verses are poetic renderings to match the tune and for ease of singing
• Most follow a comfortable 16-bar structure that feels natural for singers
• Works a cappella, with organ, or with piano/guitar
• A gentle introduction to chant-inspired liturgical music for parishes not yet singing the propers
• When an antiphon text is long, a portion of the text is used for the antiphon, and the full text is completed in the verse

Here are some of the chant tunes used: Pascha Nostrum (Easter Sunday), Psalm Tone 1 and Tone 8 formulas, Christus Vincit, Veni Creator Spiritus, the Missa de Angelis Kyrie and Sanctus, Tu Es Petrus, Ave Verum Corpus, Crucem Tuam, and an Alleluia from the Graduale Simplex.

I'm linking here Lent Cycle A https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gBdBSyA-kTkWQCRO6KyTLk7fd19fUxFg/view?usp=drive_link

Here's Easter Season https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m22pZVz1IsMqJyc8_VekAEDpm0FpcOjb/view?usp=drive_link

And here's the full website https://www.antiphonrenewal.com/post/chant-inspired-modern-communion-antiphons

Can you all please help me share this collection with your local "Piano and guitar" catholic musicians?