Learn how to sing psalms in Spanish! Get your free download of guitar lead sheet and audio demo for Solemnidad de la Santísima Trinidad - Ciclo C - Salmo 8 - ¡Qué admirable, Señor, es tu poder! (Feast of the Most Holy Trinity, Cycle C, How wonderful, Lord, is your power)

https://catholicliturgyinsong.org/product/la-santisima-trinidad-c-salmo-8-que-admirable-senor-es-tu-poder/

Anthony Moran composed the melody and sent me his a capella demo (recorded on an Zoom H2 digital recorder). I added my own vocal parts and played the instruments, mixing the psalm in Apple Logic Pro X. Opening drone video and bird images by Etienne Wansa of Lebanon. https://instagram.com/etienne.wansa

Psalm 8 - Trinity Sunday - cycle C
Composed and performed by Richard Schletty www.schlettysound.com. This was my submission to the Sunday Psalm Project in 2016.

Guitar and voice version:

Piano and voice version:

Song lead sheet (PDF), piano + voice staff notation (PDF) and two audio file demos (MP3) are available for download at bottom of story. Much credit and thanks go to Paul F. Page and André van Haren for help with piano arrangement and engraving.

Be sure to check out the piano + voice version in the attachments below.

Refrain
Amaj7        D        Cmaj7          Bm7     Cmaj7   A   Cmaj7 A
 O Lord, our God, how wonderful your name in all the earth!
 
Verse 1
Cmaj7          D            Bm7                  Em
When I see the heavens, the work of your fingers,
    Cmaj7        Bm7               E
the moon and the stars which you arranged,
Cmaj7    D                   Em           
 what is man that you should keep him in mind,
    Am7    Bm7                   E    E7
the son of man that you care for him?  
 
Refrain
 
Verse 2
Cmaj7         D               Bm7            Em
 Yet you have made him little lower than the angels;
     Cmaj7     Bm7       E
with glory and honor you... 

This song is a collaborative effort, initiated by Dan Vi Nguyen (asiansa09).  Richard Schletty and myself agreed to collaborate on this. 

The lyrics were started by Dan Vi, revised by Rene Asologuitar, and then finalized by Richard at this current version. The words are based on the promises of Mother Mary to the shepherd children of Fatima.

Music and melody by Rene Asologuitar.

This song is dedicated to all the peoples of the world, especially to all non-believers, to the lost, to the outcasts, to the seekers, and to all peoples who need prayers and love!

https://youtu.be/PKC14kEfHWU

I Am the Mother of God, Praying for All

VERSE 1
I received the good news from / the Angel Gabriel:
An Immaculate Conception / through the Spirit.
A child born for mankind's / salvation.
A child bringing peace to the earth.
A child bringing joy to each heart.

CHORUS
I am // the Mother of God, praying for all.
Interceding for all through Jesus, my Son,
Bringing praise and petitions to the Father of All.
You can trust in His love, my children.

VERSE 2
Salvation is promised to all who believe.
Confess with your lips that / Jesus is Lord!
Believe that God raised Him up / from the dead.
Announce and carry forth / the good news
That Jesus walks with us, as the Spirit rejoices.

VERSE 3
Glory to the Lord, Jesus, Alleluia.
As the Mother of God, I'll guide you / in his ways.
I will never leave you,/ I will always care.
Come, let me lead you / to Him.
All glory, laud and honor to / Father, Son and Spirit.

Learn how to sing psalms in Spanish! Get your free download of guitar lead sheet and audio demo for Domingo 7 de Pascua C - Salmo 96 - Reina al Señor, alégrese la tierra. Aleluya.

catholicliturgyinsong.org/product/domingo-7-de-pascua-c-salmo-96-reina-al-senor-alegrese-la-tierra-aleluya

Anthony Moran creates the melody for the salmo and sends me a demo. I record my own voice (lead part plus 2 to 3 choral parts) and also record all the instruments. 

Psalm 67: O God, Let All the Nations Praise You for 6th Sunday of Easter, cycle C

Links for sheet music are below.

R. O God, let all the nations praise you!

1. O God, be gracious and bless us
and let your face shine its light upon us.
So may your ways be known upon...