![Lord, Make Me an Instrument - Sarah Hart & Francesca LaRosa [Official Lyric Video] @OCPmusic](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9UaOXGvpMEY/maxresdefault.jpg)
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Watch the lyric video for Sarah Hart and Francesca LaRosa’s “Lord, Make Me an Instrument,” a contemplative and stately new setting of the well-known prayer by St. Francis of Assisi. Scored for piano, guitar, and two-part choir, the song offers a fresh option for congregations looking for a more contemporary feel. Assemblies will easily grasp the melody: It outlines an ascending triad and subsequent stepwise descent, sits in a comfortable range, and is generously paced to allow time to absorb the meaning of the lyrics.
Subscribe to this channel:
➤ youtube.com/ocpmusic?sub_confirmation=1
Connect with us on social media:
➤ Facebook: facebook.com/OCPMusic
➤ Twitter: twitter.com/ocpmusic
➤ Instagram: instagram.com/ocpmusic
Watch the lyric video for Sarah Hart and Francesca LaRosa’s “Lord, Make Me an Instrument,” a contemplative and stately new setting of the well-known prayer by St. Francis of Assisi. Scored for piano, guitar, and two-part choir, the song offers a fresh option for congregations looking for a more contemporary feel. Assemblies will easily grasp the melody: It outlines an ascending triad and subsequent stepwise descent, sits in a comfortable range, and is generously paced to allow time to absorb the meaning of the lyrics.
Subscribe to this channel:
➤ youtube.com/ocpmusic?sub_confirmation=1
Connect with us on social media:
➤ Facebook: facebook.com/OCPMusic
➤ Twitter: twitter.com/ocpmusic
➤ Instagram: instagram.com/ocpmusic
![Lord, Make Me an Instrument - Sarah Hart & Francesca LaRosa [Official Lyric Video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9UaOXGvpMEY/mqdefault.jpg "Lord, Make Me an Instrument - Sarah Hart & Francesca LaRosa [Official Lyric Video]
Watch the lyric video for Sarah Hart and Francesca LaRosa’s “Lord, Make Me an Instrument,” a contemplative and stately new setting of the well-known prayer by St. Francis of Assisi. Scored for piano, guitar, and two-part choir, the song offers a fresh option for congregations looking for a more contemporary feel. Assemblies will easily grasp the melody: It outlines an ascending triad and subsequent stepwise descent, sits in a comfortable range, and is generously paced to allow time to absorb the meaning of the lyrics.
Subscribe to this channel:
➤ https://www.youtube.com/ocpmusic?sub_confirmation=1
Connect with us on social media:
➤ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OCPMusic/
➤ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ocpmusic
➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ocpmusic/")
