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.
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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: