They're at it again. Psałterz Poznański has now posted a lovely performance of Psalm 67. Here are the introductory remarks translated by google into English:
This beautiful Davidic psalm is at the same time thanksgiving (for the
crops of the earth and other his gifts), a request for His blessing (in
particular, that his ways would be known all over the Earth) and a call
addressed to all nations to worship God. We invite you to listen to and
sing Psalm 67 together.
The Polish lyrics and guitar chords can be found here.
23 May 2020
17 May 2020
Sweelinck's Psalm 96
I never tire of listening to performances of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck's exquisite arrangement of Genevan Psalm 96. Not everyone does a good job of it, but Dennis Keene and the Voices of Ascension get it right.
I've not heard all of Sweelinck's arrangements of the Psalms, so I cannot say whether every one is as beautiful as this. At some point I would like to get my hands on Het Sweelinck Monument, which includes all 150 of his psalm arrangements. When and if I do, I will be sure to review it here.
I've not heard all of Sweelinck's arrangements of the Psalms, so I cannot say whether every one is as beautiful as this. At some point I would like to get my hands on Het Sweelinck Monument, which includes all 150 of his psalm arrangements. When and if I do, I will be sure to review it here.
14 May 2020
Central Presbyterian Church Virtual Choir singing from Psalm 19
During the current COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, many churches have been having online worship services and virtual choirs. Here is our church's virtual choir singing the closing verse of Psalm 19 to a setting composed by our choir director, Roger Bergs:
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