Entrance Come Holy Ghost
Offertory Come Down O Love Divine
Confirma Hoc Deus (Rheinburger)
Source and Summit Communion Antiphon
O Breathe on Me Oh Breath of God
Regina Ceali
Holy God We Praise Thy Name

Here is what the choir of St. Paul's Akron, Oh., is doing for Pentecost. OF. Ignatious Pew Missal

Prelude: Holy Spirit, Gift of God https://www.morningstarmusic.com/holy-spirit-gift-of-god.html

Entrance: Come Holy Ghost (Lambillotte) Pew Missal #111
Chant: Veni Creator Spiritus Pew Missal #272
Kyrie: Community Mass (Proulx)
Gloria: Community Mass (Proulx)
Responsorial Psalm: as in the seasonal missalette S10
Pent. Sequence: Holy Spirit, Lord of Light Pew Missal #157
Gosp. Alleluia: Festival Alleluia Chepponis
Offetory: Here, O My Lord https://ms.augsburgfortress.org/downloads/9780800664220.mp3

Remaining Mass parts: Community Mass (Proulx)

Communion: Veni Sancte Spiritus (Christoper Walker) https://www.ocp.org/en-us/songs/1320/veni-sancte-spiritus

Marion Antiphon: Regina Caeli Pew Missal #234
Recessional: Come, Thou Almighty King Pew Missal #113

@CGZ

Confirma Hoc Deus (Their burger)

I suspect the curse of auto correct turned Josef Gabriel Rheinberger into the above.

Here is what the choir of St. Paul's Akron, Oh., is doing for Pentecost.

And at their TLM (which I'm helping out at, which is the only reason I know)
Lambillotte: Come Holy Ghost
Chaumonot: Nunc Sancte nobis
Mass I, Credo III
Koenen: O panis angelorum
Mozart/Ehret: Ave verum
Frisina: Anima Christi
Regina caeli (simple)

Chez moi (St. Sebastian Akron)
Come down,O Love divine.
Mass I (with possibly a 2-voice Agnus by Lotti), Credo V
Offertory: Confirma hoc Deus (Jef Tinel)
Communion: I haven't a clue yet, and should find one STAT.

Wow, gotta love autocorrect?!??

Yes Rheinburger.

Ask, as the saying goes, and you shall receive.

Rather than re-type it all here, here's the ordo and practice resources I assembled for my choir:
https://psallitedomino.com/church-choir-ordos/pentecost-c-2022

EVENTIDE for Pentecost? That's interesting enough that I wouldn't mind what some think is a mismatch, because I love the tune so much.

I just can't seem to weld "O Holy Spirit! now descend on me" to "Abide with me, fast falls the eventide." Maybe the paucity of 10 10. 10 10 tunes is why I made my own setting of "O Holy Spirit..." - bumped in another thread. The tune (MacKillop 10) is very singable.

But there you are: Nobody seems to want to (or dare to?) try a new, singable tune to a text when there is a known tune whose mood does not fit the text.

Why on earth do we waste our time trying to craft singable tunes that simply get ignored?

Charles, I regularly put new tunes in front of my congregation (and sometimes hear about it). I have to pick my battles and not do it every single week. We had a new (literally) hymn tune just last week.

As for the tune fitting the text, we will have to agree to disagree. Also, there is more to just a tune fitting a text; there is also a tune fitting a moment in the liturgy. I chose this over other 10.10.10.10 options because it was gentle and appropriate for communion. Also, some texts can be featured/framed in more then one way, musically speaking, and work well in more than one context.

Schönbergian, I never expected my choice to be to everyone’s taste. I’m perfectly comfortable with the fact that people have strong associations between tunes and text. I used to be more rigid in this regard myself, however I’ve found that there are many beautiful texts that deserve to be sung, and not all of them have good or well-known melodies. That necessitates using other tunes at times; there’s no way to get around it. The truth is, apart from bespoke pairings, there’s little to speak against the practice. Even plainchant regularly recycles melodies or at least certain cadences and whatnot.

My choice was either choose a common (perhaps worn) hymn or sing what I thought was elegant poetry, perfect for the occasion, but with a co-opted melody. I obviously chose the latter for better or worse.

Processional: Come, Holy Ghost (Worship IV, #544)
Gloria: C. T. Andrews
Psalm: R. Proulx/J. Gelineau
Sequence: Sequence for Pentecost, adapt. by R. Proulx
Gospel Acclamation: O filii et filiae, adapt.
Preparation: O Breathe on Me, O Breath of God (Worship IV, #914)
Parts: A Community Mass, R. Proulx
Agnus Dei: Chant Mass XVIII
Communion: Filled with the Holy Spirit, N. Gouin
Recessional: Creator Spirit, Lord of Love (LASST UNS ERFREUEN)

St David of Wales, Richmond Calif.

Come Holy Ghost (LAMBILLOTTE)
Schubert: Deutsche Messe
Holy Spirit Lord divine (VENI SANCTE)
Ps. 104 (Guimont)
Mozart: Veni Sancte Spiritus K.47 (at 8:00AM)
Suddenly there came a sound (Am. Grad.); Veni Creator; Regina caeli
God's blessing sends us forth (ST ELIZABETH)

Presentation of the Lord Catholic Church
Montgomery, Texas
The Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter

Pentecost
Solemn High Mass

Propers - from The Saint Peter Gradual
Ordinary - Mass for Our Lady of Walsingham, McDonough
Prelude - Meditation on VENI CREATOR
Processional Hymn - Veni Creator Spiritus, trad.
Sprinkling Rite - Vidi Aquam, trad.
Offertory Anthem - If Ye Love Me, Tallis
Communion Hymn - Come Down, O Love Divine (DOWN AMPNEY)
Communion Motet - I will not leave you comfortless, Titcomb
Closing Hymn - Come Gracious Spirit (MENDON)
Postlude: Sortie on VENI CREATOR