for SATB unaccompanied With a text by Thomas Campion, View me, Lord is a tender prayer characterized by its sensitive text-setting. Each verse features a change in voicing, rhythm, and harmony, while the ever-changing metre provides a feeling of fluidity. The tension built throughout the work is finally resolved in the last chord, bringing this contemplative anthem to a peaceful close. Another piece that could well contribute to the structure of a concert is View me, Lord . . . Higgins's version is a simple, homophonic account featuring contemporary harmony that won't frighten the horses. The general effect is one of tenderness and warmth - exactly the words the composer himself uses at the top of the piece.