CGA833 O Lord, You Know Me Completely O Dios tu me conoces
Description
The words of Psalm 139 have an eloquent simplicity that shines throughout this anthem, which may be sung in unison or two parts by children, youth or adults. The unexpected leaps in the melody and its lyrical quality make this an engaging anthem to sing. The accompaniment adds great contrast to the melodic vocal lines.
Voicing: Unison/two-part with keyboard
Composer: Hal H. Hopson
Text: Artruo Gonzalez
Lectionary:
Year A - Proper 11 (16)
Year B - Epiphany
Year B - Proper 4 (9)
Year C - Proper 18 (23)
Scripture: Psalm 139
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