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It's a huge honor to have had my Christ Church Canticles sung by the choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Nashville. You can hear their excellent singing of them here:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvc3u59xZBg
Check out the score and recording of the Christ Church Magnificat here!
This is a live recording of the Magnificat from David Jernigan's Christ Church Canticles sung by the choir of Christ Church, Raleigh, excerpted from Evensong...
As many of you are likely planning Christmas music right about now, check out my string quartet introduction and accompaniment which gives Silent Night new life. This recording doesn’t include the a ca****la reharmonization for verse 1 or the violin obligato for verse 2. The score is discounted and available for purchase at ecclesialpress.com
https://youtu.be/3l-LBiMrG-w
This recording of Silent Night, meant to be reminiscent of Vaughan Williams, is excerpted from my full arrangement for string quartet, organ, and congregatio...
The climax of Nettleton deserves nothing less than an emblazoned C MM9 chord with a 6-5 suspension on a high A and a big ol' fermata! You can download my reharmonization & descant for free from the link below.
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Enjoy this reharmonization & descant on one of the most well-known American hymns ever written.
The Christ Church Canticles bring together elements minimalism, film score, and impressionism. They're now available for purchase and you can give them a listen as well. I hope you'll give them a look!
https://www.ecclesialpress.com/shop/p/the-christ-church-canticles
SATB Divisi With Organ The Christ Church Canticles are grounded in the intersection of the ancient and the present. On one hand, we have ancient texts, which are quite literally pivotal moments in the Bible. The Magnificat (the Song of Mary) is the beginning of the New Covenant, which is why in eve
I couldn’t find a descant and reharmonization pairing for King’s Weston in any of my books yesterday and so thought there might be a need. You can find mine here free of charge - you will need some good leadership from the ATB’s!
https://www.ecclesialpress.com/shop/p/reharmonization-descant-for-kings-weston
Please enjoy my reharmonization and descant for the hymn tune “King’s Weston” free of charge.
Many of you will be doing Herzliebster Jesu this Holy Week and I invite you to check out my setting of verse 4 for a ca****la choir. We use this as a choir only verse in the otherwise congregational singing of the hymn every year on Palm Sunday. It's downloadable free of charge here:
https://www.ecclesialpress.com/shop/p/choral-verse-for-herzliebster-jesu-v-4
This setting of verse 4 from the hymn tune Herzliebster Jesu makes for a great interlude in an otherwise congregational singing of the hymn. Please feel free to use it free of charge.
“Christe Sanctorum” is one of my favorite hymn tunes, so this week I wrote a new harmonization for the last verse with a descant. Here it is (sans the descant) with a little improvised intro. Enjoy!
Are you getting a head start on your planning for Advent? If so, keep the Ecclesial Press's setting of Gabriel's Message for harp an SATB choir in mind!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSO_j8K1Bpc
Each year, the Fourth Sunday of Advent is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The readings we hear on that day are typically the Magnificat and that of the Annunci...
Today is Candlemas, when Simon and Anna proclaim Jesus to be "a light to enlighten the nations." The feast is documented back to the 4th century but one of the most common texts used to celebrate it, the "Phos Hilaron," predates Candlemas by a century and is considered the oldest extant non-scriptural Christian prayer. Here is my setting, recorded at Jesus College, Cambridge, which is available at www.ecclesialpress.com.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTZMneNed5E
The Choristers & Lay Clerks of Christ Church, Raleigh, sing David Jernigan's "Phos Hilaron" during their recording with the Floating Earth Corporation at Jes...
Elizabeth Poston's setting of "Jesus Christ, the Apple Tree," is a standard carol for many churches throughout the year. The Covid Quartet of Christ Church, Raleigh, recorded it during advent. All of these recordings were done so socially distanced (each singer 15ft apart and facing the same direction, no conductor), masked, and after each singer receieved a negative COVID test result. Singers are Caroline Vaughan, Mandy Traylor, Aaron Carlyle, and David Jernigan (bass & director)
Janette Fishell's creativity in hymn accompaniments was one of the great inspirations of my undergrad. Her "We Three Kings" is one of my favorites and is an annual highlight for us at Christ Church, Raleigh. Enjoy!
The staff singers of Christ Church, Raleigh, sing David Jernigan's setting of the medieval french carol, "Noël Nouvelet!" (c. 2018). Score available at www.ecclesialpress.com.
"Silent Night" has become an annual Christmas Eve tradition for many churches but it doesn't have to be the same every single year. Try a new arrangement - here's one by David Jernigan available at www.ecclesialpress.com
https://youtu.be/F3E2K6NTc-w
The popular carol, "Silent Night," arranged for string quartet, organ, and choir by David Jernigan - this video makes use of the introduction & last verse only.
Greetings All! Like my setting of "Gabriel's Message"? You can check it out in the new shop at www.ecclesialpress.com. Like our page to keep up with new posts and music.
https://youtu.be/mSO_j8K1Bpc
Each year, the Fourth Sunday of Advent is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The readings we hear on that day are typically the Magnificat and that of the Annunci...
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“Christe Sanctorum” is one of my favorite hymn tunes, so this week I wrote a new harmonization for the last verse with a descant. Here it is (sans the descant) with a little improvised intro. Enjoy!
Janette Fishell's creativity in hymn accompaniments was one of the great inspirations of my undergrad. Her "We Three Kings" is one of my favorites and is an annual highlight for us at Christ Church, Raleigh. Enjoy! #Epiphany
The staff singers of Christ Church, Raleigh, sing David Jernigan's setting of the medieval french carol, "Noël Nouvelet!" (c. 2018). Score available at www.ecclesialpress.com.
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