This 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Psalms is taken from Psalm 94. Feel free to use this music from Catholic Church Hymns.  Simple and easy to sing. The chords are in the video itself. All the best. 

 

Instrumentation: Voice, ukulele, cello
Duration: 1’

A capella
I’m a starving mess
Lying in the dirt
I’m eyeing the husks
Ransom me

Dm                    A7
I’m a splintered wreck
G                    Dm
Sinking in the depths
Em                    Dm

Gentle and accessible arrangement of Psalm 95. Scored for a variety of arrangements. Can be used for various times throughout the liturgical season but especially during Third Sunday of Lent and certain Sundays of Ordinary Time. Sheet music is available on sheetmusicplus.com, musicnotes.com, musicaneo.com and jwpepper.com

'Daily, daily sing to Mary, sing my soul her praises due' was first writen by the French monk St Bernard Cluny in the 12th century. It was later adopted into English and included in the Christian hymbook Paderborn Gesangbuch in 1765.

 

A collaboration with David Gomez Sanz, www.fourhandsproject.com.

New Eyes, New Light
11th Movement, Hungry for Heaven – www.hungryforheaven.com
             
Deep within the starswept perimeter
dwells the highest transcendence.
Architect and lover of the world
who knows all greatness and smallness.
Force that seeds and waters soil.
Force that watches creation toil.
Eternal eyes, infinite light, ever shining bright.

Transcendence sends a magic burst
to a waiting womb.
Luminescence so pure as to...

 

Responsorial Psalm 145(146):7-10 for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C - WORDS + CHORDS

 

                             G                 D                   C

Reesponse - My soul, give praise to the Lord. (X 2)

 

                G                          Bm7      C

It is the Lord who keeps faith for ever,

              G           Bm7                       C

who is just to those who are oppressed.

       Am                                            D

It is He who gives bread to the hungry,

         C                          Am7       Dsus4   D

the Lord, who sets prisoners free.

 

                             G                 D                   C

Reesponse - My soul, give praise to the Lord. (X 2)

5th Movement from the project Hungry For Heaven. More at http://www.hungryforheaven.com. Would you like to see this become a musical? If so, please comment.

The Joy of Grace
5th Movement, Hungry for Heaven

Hurling down an asphalt slipstream
You take to the road in your dream machine
You don't obey the signs, you don't look both ways
You are a traveler out of phase

In the cradle of a grand creation
under the arch of a wondrous vault...