Anglican double chant 114 from Caius Psalter
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- 1970s
- 1980s
From the Caius Psalter, Chant 21A by "M.W. Scot-Higson", an anagram of Moscow Nights.
[...Read More]An excellent quadruple chant, well-known from the Psalms from St Paul's recordings where it's used for Psalm 103. Three typeset editions are published here.
[...Read More]Two (and possibly three) versions of this triple chant are found in the Cambridge University Library archive:
Four versions of this double chant are known. Three are found in the Cambridge University Library archive:
Peter Tranchell wrote this setting of Psalm 23 (The Lord is my shepherd) in 1962 for unison voices and organ, revised it in 1970 for two-part male-voices and organ, and again in 1976 for ATBrB choir and organ. The score published here has been arranged for SATB by Peter Marchbank.
[...Read More]This beautiful setting of Psalm 133 incorporates verses from Colossians 3. The setting can be purchased from OUP/CMS, in Peter Tranchell, Three Responsorial Psalms (CMS 046)
[...Read More]When PAT eventually bought a television he became obsessed with the Australian TV soap Neighbours (among other things!). He arranged the well-known theme tune (by Tony Hatch) as an Anglican chant - it was heard at least once in Caius chapel services, receiving the reaction ‘that seems faintly familiar...’ although the harmonisation is pure Tranchell. The composer's name is an anagram of "Neighbours", and the arranger "I'm astraan" i.e. Australian. The chant was probably written around 1987.
[...Read More]A setting of verses 1-3 and 9 of Psalm 141 (Coverdale version), with the first half of verse 4 used [...Read More]
For unison voices & organ, in E major. With antiphon: Praise the Lord, Halleluia.
First composed in 1968, with versions [...Read More]