Psalm 3 (Arise, O Lord!) - SATB Choir - Gregorian Chant in English

Psalm 3. Lord, how are they increased that trouble me! (Domine, quid multiplicati.)
Gregorian Chant in English - A Capella - Harmonized SATB - Catholic Choir for 4 voices.
Translation: Coverdale Psalter (Public Domain)
Sung by Caitlin Foster, John Griffith, Emma Nwobilor, and Michael Foster
Arranged by Caitlin Foster
Antiphon. Easter Day: I. Nocturn: Ego dormivi.
Psalm 3: “Lord, how are they increased that trouble me! … ”
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You do such great work. Thank you so much!!

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Thank you! I listen to your videos every morning at the gym (from whence I’m writing this) and it gives me so much strength. Please keep up the great work with this project. God bless!

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Innsspiring and uplifting Thanks.

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[@scordova98]

I'm looking into singing the psalms in latin, is there a particular latin breviary or metrical psalter that you would recommend?

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That is awesome! Here is a really helpful tool: www.ccwatershed.org/2019/07/13/chant-any-psalms-and-antiphons/

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[@durandelasturias3156]

I like this psalm project, assuming you'll do more than 2 & 3. We'll need music like this when they ban the TLM in the name of "unity."