Plainchant settings
Anglican chant settings by Samuel Sebastian Wesley (1810–1876) and Thomas Kelway (c. 1695–1744)
Anglican chant settings by Thomas Sanders Dupuis (1733–1796) and Henry Thomas Smart (1813–1879)
Anglican chant setting by George John Bennett (1863–1930)
Anglican chant setting by John Soaper (1743–1794)
Plainchant settings
The recordings below are based on the Sarum Psalm tones as presented in the St. Dunstan’s Plainsong Psalter. Verses 1–13 are chanted to Tone VII 7. Verse 14–28 are chanted to Tone I B 8.
Anglican chant settings by Samuel Sebastian Wesley (1810–1876) and Thomas Kelway (c. 1695–1744)
The Westminster Abbey Choir, under the direction of Martin Neary, sings Psalm 73. Verses 1–15 are chanted to a setting by Samuel Sebastian Wesley. Then verses 16–22 are sung to a different chant composed by Thomas Kelway. Wesley’s chant returns when the choir sings verse 23 and is used through the Gloria Patri. The organist is Andrew Lumsden.
Anglican chant settings by Thomas Sanders Dupuis (1733–1796) and Henry Thomas Smart (1813–1879)
The Choir of Lincoln Cathedral sings Psalm 73 using two different chant settings. Verses 1–22 are sung to a chant by Thomas Sanders Dupuis. Then in verse 23, when the Psalmist pivots to a more hopeful mood, the chant is sung until the Gloria Patri to a setting by Henry Thomas Smart. The conductor is Aric Prentice
Anglican chant setting by George John Bennett (1863–1930)
In a recording made at Choral Evensong in November 2023, the Choir of Trinity College Cambridge sings Psalm 73:1-14 to the chant by George John Bennett.
Anglican chant setting by John Soaper (1743–1794)
In this recording from an Evensong in January of 1969, the Guildford Cathedral Choir chants Psalm 73 as set by John Soaper. The choir is directed by Barry Rose.