Sung Prayers Podcast

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

A song for Advent intended to be sung in conjunction with the lighting of an Advent candle. The text can be modified to fit the meaning of the individual candles.

This is a quieter song, and it could be helpful in fostering a gentle and reflective atmosphere in which to meditate on the meaning of the candle begin lit.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

A two-part setting of the tune Ash Grove. This tune is perhaps better known as the melody to "Let All Things Now Living." While this setting is inspired by the words of that hymn, the text is not included in the sheet music due to reasons of copyright.

In this setting, both parts follow the melody through the first verse, sometimes singing alone and sometimes together. In the second verse, the upper part stays on the melody and the lower part harmonizes until near the end.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

A piece for voice and piano. The vocal line covers a rather wide range, making either a strong soloist or unison group singing highly recommended. The piano doubles the melody and provides chordal accompaniment. The chords provide some non-traditional harmonic movement.

Please note that the text of the first verse of the psalm is slightly altered. The cover sheet notes go into this in more detail.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

A piece for four-part voices and piano, although the Sopranos and Tenors double each other throughout the piece, as do the Altos and Basses. The piano provides a rhythmic, ostinato-like accompaniment.

As the title suggests, the text is based on the opening words of Genesis, but this piece would work well as a general introit for worship.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.