CANTUS: 23rd Psalm (dedicated to my mother) by Bobby McFerrin

This performance was recorded LIVE in quarantine during the summer of 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic at the Historic Carriage House in Decorah, IA.

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[sarahhearn-vonfoerster]

So very meaningful, and such lovely tonal quality. Love this Cantus. Thank you.

[loriegonta]

omg....Love this...it is my fave psalm

[orrinbynum]

Good morning. I really enjoyed this arrangement. I would love to get my hands on this arrangement. Would you please let know how I can order this song and purchase it. Also if, there is a central place where I can order other songs that I have heard your group sing, please include that information as well. Thank you. I wish your group continue success in all of your musical endeavors. Please stay together and keep making great music. One other thing. If there is a publisher that has written music for male groups would you all please give me some recommendations. I am in a fraternity and they sometimes call on me to teach music to a small choir that we formed for just special occasions and I would love to continue finding challenging music for them. We sang at a conference in the past and folks were so shocked that a small group of old fraternity guys could get together and produce a quality sounding choir in a short period of time. The guys wanted to keep the group together to sing for more special occasions. I am looking for more music and more challenging things that they can sing. I have played for SATB choirs in my past but, I never had to play much for just male groups for long periods of time. If you all would be kind enough to educate me as to where to find great TTBB music, I will appreciate it very much. Thank you. Once again I really love the sound of your group.

[michelepascoe]

Beautiful. But why are you singing the feminine pronoun "she"? Are you praising God or is it meant to be about your mother, in which case, is she "Lord"? Confused.