HOLY HOLY HOLY

James Varrick-Armah’s arrangement of "Holy Holy Holy" brings a fresh, majestic choral setting to one of the most beloved texts of the Church. Rather than following the traditional congregational hymn tune, this piece is through-composed, allowing the choir to build the text's reverence and awe phrase by phrase. It opens with a solemn declaration of God's might before moving into a flowing section that reflects on His perfect love and purity.

Choirs often bring this piece out for Trinity Sunday or as a grand anthem of praise during festive Masses. The repeated final lines—declaring that all works shall praise His name across earth, sky, and sea—give the singers a chance to swell in volume and harmony, filling the sanctuary with a sense of universal worship. It is a wonderful choice for moments when the liturgy calls for deep adoration and a reminder of God's supreme majesty.