Liturgical Music

Difficulty Guide
1/4 - Suitable for non-auditioned amateur choirs
2/4 - Suitable for ambitious amateur choirs
3/4 - Suitable for skilled auditioned choirs
4/4 - Suitable for advanced professional choirs


  • SATB and Organ (with opt. congregation)
    Text: Stuart Beatch (b. 1991)
    Duration: 2 minutes
    Difficulty: 1/4
    What’s it about? A joyful gospel acclamation with unison refrain

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  • SAB and Piano (with opt. congregation)
    Text: James Ostime (b. 1983)
    Duration: 4 minutes
    Difficulty: 1/4
    What’s it about? Leading change and unity through faith

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  • SATB (Organ ad lib.)
    Text: Various
    Difficulty: 2/4-3/4
    What’s it about? 35 hymns with service music for use in the Anglican church

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  • SATB and Organ
    Text: Book of Common Prayer
    Duration: 7 minutes
    Difficulty: 2/4
    What’s it about? Evensong canticles, written for All Saints Cathedral, Edmonton

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  • SATB and Organ
    Text: Latin Catholic Liturgy
    Duration: 7 minutes
    Difficulty: 2/4
    What’s it about? A mass setting for All Saints Cathedral, Edmonton

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  • SATB (Organ ad lib.)
    Text: Book of Common Prayer
    Difficulty: 2/4-3/4
    What’s it about? 150 harmonized psalm chants for use in the Anglican church

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  • SATB and Celebrant, a cappella
    Text: Book of Common Prayer
    Duration: 5 minutes
    Difficulty: 2/4
    What’s it about? Evensong responses, written for All Saints Cathedral, Edmonton

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  • The following works are for SATB a cappella with no divisi, and are accessible to church choirs:

    Cantate Domino (2016)
    Text: Psalm 96:1, 11-13 (KJV)
    Duration: 4 minutes
    Difficulty: 2/4

    Panis Angelicus (2014)
    Text: Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274)
    Duration: 3.5 minutes
    Difficulty: 1/4

    Simple Psalms (2016)
    Text: Psalm 48, 123 & 130 (BCP)
    Duration: 2.5 mins each (7.5 mins total)
    Difficulty: 2/4


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