In this section, we want to make available a good number of scores, in order to help sacred music to resound again in our churches. We can only publish those scores that are of our authorship, in the public domain or for which we have explicit permission from the author. We ask that all of these be used for non-profit purposes and hope that they will serve the greater glory of God.
Various sacred songs
Meditative song for Advent: Come Lord Jesus
Lamentations of Mary – song in Spanish
Yeshua – The name of Jesus sung in Hebrew
Vexilla Regis prodeunt – Hymn to the Holy Cross
The Lord’s Prayer in Aramaic, the language of Jesus
Come Lord Jesus,
Maranatha!
Rosary of the Nations – Sung in various languages
Ave Maria sung in Hebrew
Chaplet of Divine Mercy (Polish)
Heart Prayer in Church Slavonic
The Spirit and the Bride say “Come”
Psalm 91 sung in Spanish – He who dwells…
Gregorian Chants
Te Deum
Gloria laus
Alma Redemptoris Mater
Cor arca – Hymn to the Sacred Heart
Benedictus – Canticle of Zachariah
Magnificat – Canticle of Mary
Joseph Fili David
Angelus
Rorate caeli
Ave Maria – Tractus
Nunc dimittis
Requiem aeternam
Salve Regina – Simplex
Salve Regina – Solemne
Regina caeli
Veni Creator Spiritus
Alleluia. Veni Sancte Spiritus
Qui habitat. Psalm 91
Audi benigne Conditor – Lenten Hymn
Ave Maris Stella – Marian Hymn
Victimae Paschali laudes – Easter Sequence
For those interested in learning more about Gregorian chant, we recommend our series of tutorials, in which we teach some basics and, above all, how to sing the Missa de Angelis.
There are also two very useful websites for this purpose:
Gregobase: It contains a large number of Gregorian chant scores.
Chant Tools: Here the chants are systematized according to the liturgical year, etc. When you open any of the chants and click on the initial letter of the chant, a player opens to help you learn the melody.