Psalm 150

for mixed choir and organ
by  Dale Ramsey

This award winning setting of “Psalm 150” uses an inclusive language version of this beloved Psalm. Many congregations prefer not to use male pronoun references to God, and in this instance, “his” and “him” as well as the word “Lord” are replaced simply with “God”. The organ part is of particular interest, as it was written for the dedication service of a new pipe organ. It is not very challenging for the choir, especially those who are somewhat familiar with contemporary music. The organ part calls on a range of organ colors and is easily accomplished on a two-manual instrument.

SKU: DRY-025 Categories: ,
Voicing: SATB
Instrumentation: Organ
Language: English
Sacred or Secular: Sacred
Season or Event: General
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 1-5 Minutes

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