Laudate Dominum

This new piece, written by Ronald Corp, uses the text from Psalm 150 and was commissioned to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the Musicians Benevolent Fund. It is included in the Sing a new song resource.

Music by Ronald Corp

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Key stage KS2/KS3, KS3

Year group 4, 5, 6, Secondary

Subject Religious education, Music

Copyright/Public domain (PD) Copyright songs (c)

Vocal range Medium (around an octave)

Musical format Unison (Optional multiple parts), Multiple parts
- Laudate Dominum (teaching notes)

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Song Writer Biography

Ronald Corp

Ronald Corp was born in Wells, Somerset in 1951, and now resides in a converted watermill in rural Essex. As one of Britain's most prolific composer-conductors, he has a busy schedule of concerts, rehearsals, education workshops, community projects, overseas tours and recording sessions as a foil to the many meditative hours he devotes to his life-long passion of composing.

The list of his compositions is extensive and dominated by works for voice, whether solo, for small vocal groupings, church choirs or massive choral societies. That is not the complete picture, though. There is a Symphony, a Piano Concerto, a Concerto Grosso and an orchestral triptych (Guernsey Postcards); there are several chamber works and, notably, three String Quartets; and when it comes to community projects, he not only conducts but composes the scores as well, providing accessible music that unites the performers and entertains their audiences.

New compositions for 2011 include a Clarinet Quintet for Andrew Marriner inspired by the engravings of Joseph Crawhall, and The Yellow Wallpaper, a dramatic solo cantata with text by Francis Booth based on the novella of Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

Ron is founder and Artistic Director of the New London Children’s Choir and Musical Director of the London Chorus and Highgate Choral Society.
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Audio Information
The audio tracks were recorded specially for the Sing Up programme at The Net House Recording Studio by Sarum Voices, directed by Ben Lamb, engineered and produced by Andrew Post, Vif Records.

Copyright Information
All copyright music in the Sing Up programme is used by permission. The songwriters and/or copyright holders have been remunerated under due licensing arrangements. Find out more about copyright by visiting the UK Music and Sound Rights websites.