Psalm 100

For double SATB and Piano/Organ.

This energetic and rhythmic setting of the Jubilate was commissioned for the 2010 Gloucester Three Choirs Festival. While the musical language is tonal, the harmony is often coloured by 4ths, recalling the harmonic language of the same composer’s well-known Torches and O Lord, the Maker of al thing. The setting is perfectly suited to big choral events, but is not the kind of piece that most choirs will be able to manage on their own, since it includes divisions within the two four-part choirs and there is a demanding treble solo in the middle of the piece. The accompaniment requires a highly accomplished player and is better suited to thepiano than to the organ. Worth performing if you have the requisite skills and resources.
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