Psalm 117 (Hallelu et Adonai)

for SSA adult or children’s choir and piano

Psalm 117 (Hallelu et Adonai) is a compact, ecstatic setting of the shortest psalm—a direct call for all peoples to praise—building to an exuberant “Halleluya!” Beyond its liturgical roots, it also works as a vivid, high-energy concert opener or closer, celebrating joy, invitation, and collective voice.

At a glance

  • SSA • piano • c. 2′
  • Language: Hebrew (w/transliteration + IPA)
  • Difficulty: easy–moderate
  • Great as an opener, encore, or set-starter

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SKU: SWM-020 Categories: , ,
Voicing: SSA
Duration: 1-5 Minutes
Language: Hebrew
Sacred or Secular: Sacred, Secular

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