Sing Praise to the Living God

"Sing Praise to the Living God" is a joyful and rhythmic hymn that calls the congregation to lift their voices in adoration. Originally featuring a melody by Sebastian Temple, this version is arranged for four-part choir (SATB) by Sam C. Ezugwu. The verses celebrate the eternal nature of God, reminding us that though the sun and moon may pass away, His word and power remain forever.

The recurring "Glory Alleluia" gives the piece a buoyant, celebratory feel that works beautifully for festive Masses and moments of general praise. Ezugwu’s arrangement builds a solid harmonic foundation under the familiar tune, allowing the choir to drive the rhythm forward while keeping the text clear and engaging for the assembly.

A special feature of this arrangement is the concluding doxology on the second page, which shifts the focus to the Triune God: "Glory to the Trinity, the undivided unity." This makes the hymn an excellent choice for Trinity Sunday, perfectly matching the score's dedication to the Trinity Choir of St. Luke Catholic Church in Kubwa, Abuja.