Thank you to Bridget for starting us off with this list.

Eagle's wings - Michael Joncas  (based on Ps 90 (91))    L 952
Because the Lord is my Shepherd - C Walker  (Ps 23)  L 948
Shepherd me O God - M. Haugen  (Ps 23)  L 951
As the deer longs - Bob Hurd    (Ps 41(42))  L 214    -- Easter Vigil
O God I seek you  -  M. Haugen  (Ps 62 (63)  L 213
Centre of my Life - Paul Inwood  ( Ps 15(16) ) L 423
We shall draw water - Paul Inwood  (Ps 12)   L 692     -- Easter Vigil
Sing a new song unto the Lord  -  Dan Schutte  (Ps 98)    L 697
Yahweh I know you are near -  Dan Schutte     (Ps 139) L 777
Taste and see  - S. Dean   (Ps 34)   L617
We also had some fun with Chris Walker's Christmas Psalms set to the tune of the Sussex Carol. (Resurrexit - Decani Pubs.)

Many of these appear in the psalm settings page at the back of Laudate.

PS - L stands for Laudate (if I get a spare moment I'll see if I can track down other sources too - or you could save me the trouble by letting me know!   Contact us at: info@abmus.org.uk  [Ed.]

PPS - These are all settings of Psalms which are "through-composed" - ie verses are all set to music, rather than using a set of Psalm tones with "pointed" text.   Many of them are "Common Psalms" which can be used (appropriately) to substitute for the Psalm in the Missal for a particular day.   Take a look at Tony's list for a more comprehensive list of sources.   It's worth checking with your Priest in advance if you plan to replace the Psalm of the day - he won't be very pleased if his Homily refers to the Psalm of the day!   In my Parish, the Prayers of the People (written by the Priest!) also take the text of the Psalm into consideration which is why I often find myself writing a setting myself (although I tend to use the Grail Inclusive Translations for my texts - am I being awkward?)   Bridget notes that in her Parish the settings are still responsorial with a cantor leading and singing the verses from the Ambo/Lectern and the assembly/congregation responding with the chorus/refrain.   [Ed.]