katapi cw psalter 126-150

The katapi Psalter. The Common Worship Psalter with pointing is based upon the RSCM Common Worship Psalter with chants. The chants are as numbered in the RSCM Chant Book. The MP3 files are as listed at Ton Meijer/s anglican chant website HERE. (this page prepared for katapi by paul ingram 2017.)

¶ When singing a psalm, the word 'blessed' is to be pronounced as two syllables: 'bless - ed'. Where spelled 'blest', the word is pronounced as one syllable.

¶ A double forward slash // marks the MP3-point in each psalm verse where, traditionally, a pause is observed.

¶ A single forward slash / marks a bar-line of the chant. A dot &MP3dot; indicates the MP3 point of the bar, and the chord changes after the dot. Chord changes in words of more than one syllable are indicated by a dash.

¶ For those traditions which omit the word 'Alleluia' during penitential seasons, we have provided an alternative: 'Praise the Lord'.

¶ A verse printed in bold should be sung in unison.

¶ Each psalm or group of psalms may end with

Glory to the Father and / to the / Son //
and / to the / Holy / Spirit;

as it was in the be/ginning is / now //
and shall be for / ever. / A- /men.

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THE CANTICLES

Easter Anthems

RSCM CW Psalter--No.209. |

G M Garrett

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)	RSCM Common Worship Psalter
1 Christ our passover is / sacrificed / for us: // therefore / let us / keep the / feast; 2 Not with the old leaven, nor with the leaven of / malice and / wickedness: // but with the unleavened bread of sin/ceri/ty and / truth. (1 Corinthians 5.7b, 8) 3 Christ being raised from the dead / dieth no / more: // death hath no / more do/minion / over him. 4 For in that he died, he died unto / sin / once: // but in that he liveth, he / liveth / unto / God. 5 Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed / unto / sin: // but alive unto God, through / Jesus / Christ our / Lord. (Romans 6.9-11) 6 Christ is / risen from the / dead: // and become the / first-fruits of / them that / slept. 7 For since by / man came / death: // by man came also the resur/rection / of the / dead. 8 For as in Adam / all / die: // even so in Christ shall / all be / made a/live. (1 Corinthians 15.20-22) Glory be to the Father, and / to the / Son: // and / to the / Holy / Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and / ever / shall be: // world without / end. / A/men.	1 Christ our passover has been / sacrificed / for us: // so let us / cele/brate the / feast, 2 not with the old leaven of cor/ruption and / wickedness: // but with the unleavened / bread of sin/cerity and / truth. (1 Corinthians 5.7b, 8) 3 Christ once raised from the dead / dies no / more: // death has / no more do/minion / over him. 4 In dying he died to sin / once for / all: // in / living he / lives to / God. 5 See yourselves therefore as / dead to / sin: // and alive to God in / Jesus / Christ our / Lord. (Romans 6.9-11) 6 Christ has been raised / from the / dead: // [better: ..... / raised &MP3dot; from the / dead: // ] the / first fruits of / those who / sleep. 7 For as by / man came / death: // by man has come also the resur/rection / of the / dead; 8 for as in / Adam all / die: // even so in Christ shall / all be / made a/live. (1 Corinthians 15.20-22) Glory to the Father and / to the / Son // and / to the / Holy / Spirit; as it was in the be/ginning is / now // and shall be for / ever. /A/men.

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)

RSCM Common Worship Psalter

1 Christ our passover is / sacrificed / for us: //
therefore / let us / keep the / feast;

2 Not with the old leaven, nor with the leaven of / malice and / wickedness: //
but with the unleavened bread of sin/ceri/ty and / truth. (1 Corinthians 5.7b, 8)

3 Christ being raised from the dead / dieth no / more: //
death hath no / more do/minion / over him.

4 For in that he died, he died unto / sin / once: //
but in that he liveth, he / liveth / unto / God.

5 Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed / unto / sin: //
but alive unto God, through / Jesus / Christ our / Lord. (Romans 6.9-11)

6 Christ is / risen from the / dead: //
and become the / first-fruits of / them that / slept.

7 For since by / man came / death: //
by man came also the resur/rection / of the / dead.

8 For as in Adam / all / die: //
even so in Christ shall / all be / made a/live. (1 Corinthians 15.20-22)

Glory be to the Father, and / to the / Son: //
and / to the / Holy / Ghost;

as it was in the beginning, is now, and / ever / shall be: //
world without / end. / A/men.

1 Christ our passover has been / sacrificed / for us: //
so let us / cele/brate the / feast,

2 not with the old leaven of cor/ruption and / wickedness: //
but with the unleavened / bread of sin/cerity and / truth. (1 Corinthians 5.7b, 8)

3 Christ once raised from the dead / dies no / more: //
death has / no more do/minion / over him.

4 In dying he died to sin / once for / all: //
in / living he / lives to / God.

5 See yourselves therefore as / dead to / sin: //
and alive to God in / Jesus / Christ our / Lord. (Romans 6.9-11)

6 Christ has been raised / from the / dead: // [better: ..... / raised &MP3dot; from the / dead: // ]
the / first fruits of / those who / sleep.

7 For as by / man came / death: //
by man has come also the resur/rection / of the / dead;

8 for as in / Adam all / die: //
even so in Christ shall / all be / made a/live. (1 Corinthians 15.20-22)

Glory to the Father and / to the / Son //
and / to the / Holy / Spirit;

as it was in the be/ginning is / now //
and shall be for / ever. /A/men.

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Benedictus - Luke 1.68-79 -- the Song of Zechariah

ASB Psalter--No.17. | | SET A

J Lemon

RSCM CW Psalter--No.228. | | SET B

H Lawes

RSCM CW Psalter--No.229. | | SET C

E Monk

RSCM CW Psalter--No.230. | | SET D

N Rawsthorne

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)	RSCM Common Worship Psalter
1 Blessed be the Lord / God of / Israel // for he hath / visited, &MP3dot; and re/deemed his /people; 2 And hath raised up a mighty sal/vation / for us // in the / house of his / servant / David; 3 As he spake by the mouth of his / holy / Prophets // which have been / since the / world be/gan; 4 That we should be saved / from our / enemies // and from the / hands of / all that / hate us; 5 To perform the mercy promised / to our / forefathers // and to re/member his / holy / covenant; 6 To per/form the oath which he sware to our / fore&MP3dot;father / Abraham // that / he would / give / us, 7 That we being delivered out of the / hand of our / enemies // might / serve him with/out / fear, 8 In holiness and / righteousness be/fore him // all the / days of / our / life. 9 And thou, child, shalt be called the / Prophet / of the / Highest // for thou shalt go before the face of the Lord / to pre/pare his / ways; 10 To give knowledge of salvation / unto his / people // for the re/mission / of their / sins; 11 Through the tender mercy / of our / God // whereby the dayspring / from on / high hath / visited us; 12 To give light to them that sit in darkness, and in the / shadow of / death //. and to guide our feet / into the / way of / peace. Glory be to the Father, and / to the / Son // and / to the / Holy / Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and / ever / shall be // world without / end. / A/men.	1 Blessed be the Lord the / God of / Israel, // who has come to his / people and / set them / free. 2 He has raised up for us a / mighty / Saviour, // born of the / house of his / servant / David. 3 Through his holy prophets God / promised of / old // to save us from our enemies, from the / hands of / all that / hate us, 4 To show mercy / to our / ancestors, // and to re/ member his / holy / covenant. 5 This was the oath God swore to our / father / Abraham: // to set us / free &MP3dot; from the / hands of our / enemies, 6 Free to worship him / without / fear, // holy and righteous in his sight / all the / days of our / life. 7 And you, child, shall be called the prophet of the / Most / High, // for you will go before the / Lord &MP3dot; to pre/pare his / way, 8 To give his people knowledge / of sal/vation // [better: ..... / knowledge &MP3dot; of sal/vation // ] by the for/giveness of / all their / sins. 9 In the tender compassion / of our / God // the dawn from on / high shall / break up/on us, 10 To shine on those who dwell in darkness and the / shadow of / death, // and to guide our feet / into the / way of / peace. Glory to the Father and / to the / Son // and / to the / Holy / Spirit; as it was in the be/ginning is / now // and shall be for / ever. / A/men.

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)

RSCM Common Worship Psalter

1 Blessed be the Lord / God of / Israel //
for he hath / visited, &MP3dot; and re/deemed his /people;

2 And hath raised up a mighty sal/vation / for us //
in the / house of his / servant / David;

3 As he spake by the mouth of his / holy / Prophets //
which have been / since the / world be/gan;

4 That we should be saved / from our / enemies //
and from the / hands of / all that / hate us;

5 To perform the mercy promised / to our / forefathers //
and to re/member his / holy / covenant;

6 To per/form the oath which he sware to our / fore&MP3dot;father / Abraham //
that / he would / give / us,

7 That we being delivered out of the / hand of our / enemies //
might / serve him with/out / fear,

8 In holiness and / righteousness be/fore him //
all the / days of / our / life.

9 And thou, child, shalt be called the / Prophet / of the / Highest //
for thou shalt go before the face of the Lord / to pre/pare his / ways;

10 To give knowledge of salvation / unto his / people //
for the re/mission / of their / sins;

11 Through the tender mercy / of our / God //
whereby the dayspring / from on / high hath / visited us;

12 To give light to them that sit in darkness, and in the / shadow of / death //.
and to guide our feet / into the / way of / peace.

Glory be to the Father, and / to the / Son //
and / to the / Holy / Ghost;

as it was in the beginning, is now, and / ever / shall be //
world without / end. / A/men.

1 Blessed be the Lord the / God of / Israel, //
who has come to his / people and / set them / free.

2 He has raised up for us a / mighty / Saviour, //
born of the / house of his / servant / David.

3 Through his holy prophets God / promised of / old //
to save us from our enemies, from the / hands of / all that / hate us,

4 To show mercy / to our / ancestors, //
and to re/ member his / holy / covenant.

5 This was the oath God swore to our / father / Abraham: //
to set us / free &MP3dot; from the / hands of our / enemies,

6 Free to worship him / without / fear, //
holy and righteous in his sight / all the / days of our / life.

7 And you, child, shall be called the prophet of the / Most / High, //
for you will go before the / Lord &MP3dot; to pre/pare his / way,

8 To give his people knowledge / of sal/vation // [better: ..... / knowledge &MP3dot; of sal/vation // ]
by the for/giveness of / all their / sins.

9 In the tender compassion / of our / God //
the dawn from on / high shall / break up/on us,

10 To shine on those who dwell in darkness and the / shadow of / death, //
and to guide our feet / into the / way of / peace.

Glory to the Father and / to the / Son //
and / to the / Holy / Spirit;

as it was in the be/ginning is / now //
and shall be for / ever. / A/men.

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Magnificat - Luke 1.46-55 -- the Song of Mary

ASB Psalter--No.51. | | SET A

J Turle

RSCM CW Psalter--No.231. | | SET B

E Day

RSCM CW Psalter--No.232. | | SET C

E Day

RSCM CW Psalter--No.233. | | SET D

E Day

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)	Alternative Service Book 1980 Psalter	RSCM Common Worship Psalter
1 My soul doth / magnify the / Lord // and my spirit hath re/joiced in / God my / Saviour. 2 For he / hath re/garded // the / lowliness / of his / handmaiden. 3 For be/hold, from / henceforth // all gene/rations shall / call me / blessed. 4 For he that is mighty hath / magnified / me // and / holy / is his / Name. 5 And his mercy is on / them that / fear him // through/out all / gene/rations. 6 He hath shew-ed / strength with his / arm // he hath scattered the proud in the imagi/nation / of their / hearts. 7 He hath put down the mighty / from their / seat // and hath ex/alted the / humble and / meek. 8 He hath fill-ed the hungry with / good / things // and the rich he / hath sent / empty a/way. 9 He re/membering his / mercy // hath / holpen his / servant / Israel. 10 as he promised / to our / forefathers, // Abraham / and his / seed for / ever. Glory be to the Father, and / to the / Son // and / to the / Holy / Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and / ever / shall be // world without / end. / A/men.	1 My soul proclaims the / greatness of the / Lord // my spirit re/joices in / God my / saviour; 2 for he has looked with favour on his / lowly / servant // from this day all gener/ations will / call me / bless-ed; 3 the Almighty has done / great things / for me // and / holy / is his / name. 4 He has mercy on / those who / fear him: in / every / generation. 5 He has shown the / strength of his / arm // he has scattered the / proud in / their con/ceit. 6 He has cast down the mighty / from their / thrones // and has / lifted / up the / lowly. 7 He has filled the hungry with / good / things // and the rich he has / sent a/way / empty. 8 He has come to the help of his / servant / Israel // for he has re/membered his / promise of / mercy, 9 the promise he / made to our / fathers // to Abraham / and his / children for/ever. Glory to the Father and / to the Son // and / to the / Holy / Spirit; as it was in the be/ginning is / now // and shall be for / ever. / A/men.	1 My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord, my spirit rejoices in / God my / Saviour; // he has looked with / favour &MP3dot; on his / lowly / servant. 2 From this day all generations will / call me / blessed; // the Almighty has done great things for me and / holy / is his / name. 3 He has mercy on / those who / fear him, // from gene/ration to / gene/ration. 4 He has shown strength / with his / arm // and has scattered the / proud in / their con/ceit, 5 Casting down the mighty / from their / thrones // and / lifting / up the / lowly. 6 He has filled the hungry with / good / things // and sent the / rich a/way /empty. 7 He has come to the aid of his / servant / Israel, // to re/member his / promise of / mercy, 8 The promise / made to our / ancestors, // to Abraham / and his / children for / ever. Glory to the Father and / to the / Son // and / to the / Holy / Spirit; as it was in the be/ginning is / now // and shall be for / ever. / A/men.

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)

Alternative Service Book 1980 Psalter

RSCM Common Worship Psalter

1 My soul doth / magnify the / Lord //
and my spirit hath re/joiced in / God my / Saviour.

2 For he / hath re/garded //
the / lowliness / of his / handmaiden.

3 For be/hold, from / henceforth //
all gene/rations shall / call me / blessed.

4 For he that is mighty hath / magnified / me //
and / holy / is his / Name.

5 And his mercy is on / them that / fear him //
through/out all / gene/rations.

6 He hath shew-ed / strength with his / arm //
he hath scattered the proud in the imagi/nation / of their / hearts.

7 He hath put down the mighty / from their / seat //
and hath ex/alted the / humble and / meek.

8 He hath fill-ed the hungry with / good / things //
and the rich he / hath sent / empty a/way.

9 He re/membering his / mercy //
hath / holpen his / servant / Israel.

10 as he promised / to our / forefathers, //
Abraham / and his / seed for / ever.

Glory be to the Father, and / to the / Son //
and / to the / Holy / Ghost;

as it was in the beginning, is now, and / ever / shall be //
world without / end. / A/men.

1 My soul proclaims the / greatness of the / Lord //
my spirit re/joices in / God my / saviour;

2 for he has looked with favour on his / lowly / servant //
from this day all gener/ations will / call me / bless-ed;

3 the Almighty has done / great things / for me //
and / holy / is his / name.

4 He has mercy on / those who / fear him:
in / every / generation.

5 He has shown the / strength of his / arm //
he has scattered the / proud in / their con/ceit.

6 He has cast down the mighty / from their / thrones //
and has / lifted / up the / lowly.

7 He has filled the hungry with / good / things //
and the rich he has / sent a/way / empty.

8 He has come to the help of his / servant / Israel //
for he has re/membered his / promise of / mercy,

9 the promise he / made to our / fathers //
to Abraham / and his / children for/ever.

Glory to the Father and / to the Son //
and / to the / Holy / Spirit;

as it was in the be/ginning is / now //
and shall be for / ever. / A/men.

1 My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord, my spirit rejoices in / God my / Saviour; //
he has looked with / favour &MP3dot; on his / lowly / servant.

2 From this day all generations will / call me / blessed; //
the Almighty has done great things for me and / holy / is his / name.

3 He has mercy on / those who / fear him, //
from gene/ration to / gene/ration.

4 He has shown strength / with his / arm //
and has scattered the / proud in / their con/ceit,

5 Casting down the mighty / from their / thrones //
and / lifting / up the / lowly.

6 He has filled the hungry with / good / things //
and sent the / rich a/way /empty.

7 He has come to the aid of his / servant / Israel, //
to re/member his / promise of / mercy,

8 The promise / made to our / ancestors, //
to Abraham / and his / children for / ever.

Glory to the Father and / to the / Son //
and / to the / Holy / Spirit;

as it was in the be/ginning is / now //
and shall be for / ever. / A/men.

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Nunc Dimittis - Luke 2.29-32 -- the Song of Simeon


RSCM CW Psalter--No.234. \| \| SET A	RSCM CW Psalter--No.235. \| \| SET B

RSCM CW Psalter--No.236. \| \| SET C	ASB Psalter--No.58. \| \| SET D

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)	RSCM Common Worship Psalter
1 Lord, now lettest thou thy servant de/part in / peace // ac/cording / to thy / word. 2 For mine eyes have / seen thy sal/vation; // Which thou hast prepared before the / face of / all / people; 3 To be a light to / lighten the / Gentiles // and to be the / glory of thy / people / Israel Glory be to the Father, and / to the / Son // and / to the / Holy / Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and / ever / shall be // world without / end. / A/men.	1 Now, Lord, you let your servant / go in / peace: // your / word has / been ful/filled. 2 My own eyes have / seen the sal/vation // which you have prepared in the / sight of / every / people; 3 A light to reveal you / to the / nations // and the glory / of your / people / Israel. [better pointing (ASB): 3 A light to re/veal you &MP3dot; to the / nations // and the / glory &MP3dot; of your / people / Israel.] Glory to the Father and / to the / Son // and / to the / Holy / Spirit; as it was in the be/ginning is / now // and shall be for / ever. / A/men.

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)

RSCM Common Worship Psalter

1 Lord, now lettest thou thy servant de/part in / peace //
ac/cording / to thy / word.

2 For mine eyes have / seen thy sal/vation; //
Which thou hast prepared before the / face of / all / people;

3 To be a light to / lighten the / Gentiles //
and to be the / glory of thy / people / Israel

Glory be to the Father, and / to the / Son //
and / to the / Holy / Ghost;

as it was in the beginning, is now, and / ever / shall be //
world without / end. / A/men.

1 Now, Lord, you let your servant / go in / peace: //
your / word has / been ful/filled.

2 My own eyes have / seen the sal/vation //
which you have prepared in the / sight of / every / people;

3 A light to reveal you / to the / nations //
and the glory / of your / people / Israel.
[better pointing (ASB):
3 A light to re/veal you &MP3dot; to the / nations //
and the / glory &MP3dot; of your / people / Israel.]

Glory to the Father and / to the / Son //
and / to the / Holy / Spirit;

as it was in the be/ginning is / now //
and shall be for / ever. / A/men.

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Te Deum Laudamus

ASB Psalter--No.27. | | SET A | ... in B flat (Stanford)

TRENT

RSCM CW Psalter--No.242. | | SET B

C V Stanford

RSCM CW Psalter--No.243. | | SET C

T A Walmisley

RSCM CW Psalter--No.244. | | SET D

S Wesley

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)	RSCM Common Worship Psalter
1 We / praise thee, O / God; // we ac/knowledge thee to / be the / Lord. 2 All the / earth doth / worship thee, // the / Father / ever/lasting. 3 To thee all angels / cry a/loud, // the heavens and / all the / powers there/in. 4 To thee / cherubin and / seraphin // con/tinual/ly do /cry, 5,6 Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord / God of / Sabaoth; // Heaven and earth are full of the / majesty / of thy / glory. 7,8 The glorious company of the apostles praise thee. // The goodly fellowship of the / prophets / praise thee. The noble / army of / martyrs / praise thee. 9 The holy Church throughout all the / world &MP3dot; doth ac/knowledge / thee: // the / Father / of an / infinite / majesty; 10 thine honourable, true and / only / Son; // also the / Holy / Ghost the / Comforter.	1 We praise you, O God, we acclaim you / as the / Lord; // all creation worships you, the / Father / ever/lasting. 2 To you all angels, all the / powers of / heaven, // the cherubim and seraphim, / sing in / endless / praise: 3 Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of / power and / might, // heaven and / earth are / full of your / glory. 4 The glorious company of a/postles /praise you. // The noble / fellowship of / prophets / praise you. 5 The white-robed army of / martyrs / praise you. // Throughout the world the / holy / Church ac/claims you: 6 Father, of majesty unbounded, your true and only Son, worthy / of all / praise, // the Holy Spirit, / advo/cate and / guide.

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)

RSCM Common Worship Psalter

1 We / praise thee, O / God; //
we ac/knowledge thee to / be the / Lord.

2 All the / earth doth / worship thee, //
the / Father / ever/lasting.

3 To thee all angels / cry a/loud, //
the heavens and / all the / powers there/in.

4 To thee / cherubin and / seraphin //
con/tinual/ly do /cry,

5,6 Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord / God of / Sabaoth; //
Heaven and earth are full of the / majesty / of thy / glory.

7,8 The glorious company of the apostles praise thee. //
The goodly fellowship of the / prophets / praise thee.
The noble / army of / martyrs / praise thee.

9 The holy Church throughout all the / world &MP3dot; doth ac/knowledge / thee: //
the / Father / of an / infinite / majesty;

10 thine honourable, true and / only / Son; //
also the / Holy / Ghost the / Comforter.

1 We praise you, O God, we acclaim you / as the / Lord; //
all creation worships you, the / Father / ever/lasting.

2 To you all angels, all the / powers of / heaven, //
the cherubim and seraphim, / sing in / endless / praise:

3 Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of / power and / might, //
heaven and / earth are / full of your / glory.

4 The glorious company of a/postles /praise you. //
The noble / fellowship of / prophets / praise you.

5 The white-robed army of / martyrs / praise you. //
Throughout the world the / holy / Church ac/claims you:

6 Father, of majesty unbounded, your true and only Son, worthy / of all / praise, //
the Holy Spirit, / advo/cate and / guide.

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ASB Psalter--No.31. | | SET A

W Hawes

RSCM CW Psalter--No.245. | | SET B

C V Stanford

RSCM CW Psalter--No.246. | | SET C

T A Walmisley

RSCM CW Psalter--No.247. | | SET D

S Wesley

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)	RSCM Common Worship Psalter
11 Thou art the King of / glory, O / Christ. // Thou art the ever/lasting / Son of the / Father. 12 When thou tookest upon thee to de/liver / man, // thou didst not ab/hor the / Virgin's / womb. 13 When thou hadst overcome the / sharpness of / death, // thou didst open the kingdom of / heaven to / all be/lievers. 14 Thou sittest at the / right hand of / God, // in the / glory / of the / Father. 15,16 We believe that thou shalt come to / be our / judge. // We therefore pray thee, help thy servants, whom thou hast re/deemed &MP3dot; with thy / precious / blood. 17 Make them to be numbered / with thy / saints // in / glory / ever/lasting.	7 You, Christ, are the / King of / glory, // the e/ternal / Son of the / Father. 8 When you took our flesh to / set us / free // you humbly / chose the / Virgin's / womb. 9 You overcame the / sting of / death // and opened the kingdom of / heaven to / all be/lievers. 10 You are seated at God's right / hand in / glory. // We believe that you will / come and / be our / judge. 11 Come then, Lord, and / help your / people, // bought with the / price of / your own / blood, 12 and bring us / with your / saints // to / glory / ever/lasting.

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)

RSCM Common Worship Psalter

11 Thou art the King of / glory, O / Christ. //
Thou art the ever/lasting / Son of the / Father.

12 When thou tookest upon thee to de/liver / man, //
thou didst not ab/hor the / Virgin's / womb.

13 When thou hadst overcome the / sharpness of / death, //
thou didst open the kingdom of / heaven to / all be/lievers.

14 Thou sittest at the / right hand of / God, //
in the / glory / of the / Father.

15,16 We believe that thou shalt come to / be our / judge. //
We therefore pray thee, help thy servants,
whom thou hast re/deemed &MP3dot; with thy / precious / blood.

17 Make them to be numbered / with thy / saints //
in / glory / ever/lasting.

7 You, Christ, are the / King of / glory, //
the e/ternal / Son of the / Father.

8 When you took our flesh to / set us / free //
you humbly / chose the / Virgin's / womb.

9 You overcame the / sting of / death //
and opened the kingdom of / heaven to / all be/lievers.

10 You are seated at God's right / hand in / glory. //
We believe that you will / come and / be our / judge.

11 Come then, Lord, and / help your / people, //
bought with the / price of / your own / blood,

12 and bring us / with your / saints //
to / glory / ever/lasting.

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ASB Psalter--No.35. \| \| SET A	ASB Psalter--No.36. \| \| SET B

ASB Psalter--No.37. \| \| SET C	ASB Psalter--No.38. \| \| SET D

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)	RSCM Common Worship Psalter
18 O Lord, save thy people and / bless thine / heritage. // Govern them and / lift them / up for / ever. 19 Day by day we / magnify / thee; // and we worship thy / name, &MP3dot; ever / world without / end. 20,21 Vouchsafe, O Lord, to keep us this / day without / sin. // O Lord, have mercy up/on us, have / mercy up/on us. 22 O Lord, let thy mercy / lighten up/on us, // as our / trust / is in / thee. 23 (2nd part) O Lord, in / thee &MP3dot; have I / trusted; // let me / never / be con/founded.	13 Save your people, Lord, and / bless your in/heritance. // Govern and up/hold them / now and / always. 14 Day by day we / bless you. // We / praise your / name for / ever. 15 Keep us today, Lord, / from all / sin. // Have mercy / on us, / Lord, have / mercy. 16 Lord, show us your / love and / mercy, // for we have / put our / trust in / you. 17 (2nd part) In you, Lord, / is our / hope: // let us / never be / put to / shame.

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)

RSCM Common Worship Psalter

18 O Lord, save thy people and / bless thine / heritage. //
Govern them and / lift them / up for / ever.

19 Day by day we / magnify / thee; //
and we worship thy / name, &MP3dot; ever / world without / end.

20,21 Vouchsafe, O Lord, to keep us this / day without / sin. //
O Lord, have mercy up/on us, have / mercy up/on us.

22 O Lord, let thy mercy / lighten up/on us, //
as our / trust / is in / thee.

23 (2nd part) O Lord, in / thee &MP3dot; have I / trusted; //
let me / never / be con/founded.

13 Save your people, Lord, and / bless your in/heritance. //
Govern and up/hold them / now and / always.

14 Day by day we / bless you. //
We / praise your / name for / ever.

15 Keep us today, Lord, / from all / sin. //
Have mercy / on us, / Lord, have / mercy.

16 Lord, show us your / love and / mercy, //
for we have / put our / trust in / you.

17 (2nd part) In you, Lord, / is our / hope: //
let us / never be / put to / shame.

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Te Deum Laudamus – Anglican Chant Book settings

Anglican Chant Book--No.1. | | SET A

R Woodward

RSCM CW Psalter--No.242. | | SET B

C V Stanford

RSCM CW Psalter--No.243. | | SET C

T A Walmisley

RSCM CW Psalter--No.244. | | SET D

S Wesley

The Parish Psalter (Book of Common Prayer)	RSCM Common Worship Psalter
1 We / praise thee, O / God; // we ac/knowledge thee to / be the / Lord. 2 All the / earth doth / worship thee, // the / Father / ever/lasting. 3 To thee all angels / cry a/loud, // the heavens and / all the / powers there/in. 4 To thee / cherubin and / seraphin // con/tinual/ly do /cry, 5,6 Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord / God of / Sabaoth; // Heaven and earth are full of the / majesty / of thy / glory. 7,8 The glorious company of the apostles praise thee. // The goodly fellowship of the / prophets / praise thee. The noble / army of / martyrs / praise thee. 9 The holy Church throughout all the / world &MP3dot; doth ac/knowledge / thee: // the / Father / of an / infinite / majesty; 10 thine honourable, true and / only / Son; // also the / Holy / Ghost the / Comforter.	1 We praise you, O God, we acclaim you / as the / Lord; // all creation worships you, the / Father / ever/lasting. 2 To you all angels, all the / powers of / heaven, // the cherubim and seraphim, / sing in / endless / praise: 3 Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of / power and / might, // heaven and / earth are / full of your / glory. 4 The glorious company of a/postles /praise you. // The noble / fellowship of / prophets / praise you. 5 The white-robed army of / martyrs / praise you. // Throughout the world the / holy / Church ac/claims you: 6 Father, of majesty unbounded, your true and only Son, worthy / of all / praise, // the Holy Spirit, / advo/cate and / guide.