This concert was put on three years ago by Mission Timothée to mark the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation. Shortly thereafter it was posted here: Concert "Le psautier huguenot" par la Mission Timothée.
Here is a directory of the songs sung, including nine of the Genevan Psalms:
- Introduction de l'historienne Inès Kirschleger 00:00
- C'est un rempart - choral de Luther 00:35
- Célébrez Dieu - ps. 118 01:38
- Seigneur écoute ma prière - ps. 143 02:00
- Roi couvert de blessure - intermède orchestral 02:27
- Oh que c'est chose belle - ps. 92 03:21
- À toi mon Dieu - ps. 25 04:04
- Il faut grand Dieu - ps. 15 04:41
- Qu'on batte des mains - ps. 47 05:22
- Seigneur tu lis au fond de moi - ps. 139 06:21
- Que Dieu se montre seulement - intermède orchestral - ps. 68 06:58
- La terre au Seigneur appartient - ps. 24 8:20
Mission Timothée is a parachurch ministry, begun in 1972 in France with the establishment of a homeless shelter and a further expansion into summer camps for children. The mission appears to have become something akin to a denomination planting local churches in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Madagascar, and Guinea (Conakry).
From its website:
The vocation of Mission Timothée can be summed up as follows: to work united in light and fraternal love, at the service of the Church of Jesus Christ as a whole and to bring everyone to personal knowledge of the Lord.
Whether it actively draws on the Huguenot heritage is difficult to say apart from this video.
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