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THE GENEVAN PSALTER: INTRODUCTION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
SELECTED ANNOTATED DISCOGRAPHY
LORD'S DAY LITURGY for Reformed Churches
GENEVAN PSALTER PROJECT (1985-2021)
THE NIAGARA PSALTER
GOD AS JUDGE: PRAYING THE IMPRECATORY PSALMS
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29 Nov 2011
The decline of psalm-singing: the rosary
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We are given to understand that many religions have something akin to prayer beads to assist the devout in saying their prayers. The rosary ...
28 Nov 2011
Getting used to new texts
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I will not cross-post it here, because it is not entirely on-topic, but I will link to this short piece for those with a more general intere...
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24 Nov 2011
Praising God in the langue d'oc
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During the 16th century one of the areas of strength for the Reformation was the south of France. Here a distinctive romance language was (a...
The psalms for guitar
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The guitar is one of my favourite instruments, and Marcelo de la Puebla is a great guitarist, as evidenced in the following performances of...
21 Nov 2011
Book of Praise
, part 2: more on the Canadian Reformed psalter
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Unlike, say, the Free Reformed Churches and the Reformed Presbyterian Church in North America, the Canadian Reformed (CanRef) do not sing o...
Hollywood takes on the Genevan psalms
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In 1952 Miklós Rózsa , one of Hollywood's great film composers, borrowed the Genevan Psalter's tune for Psalms 36 and 68 in scoring ...
20 Nov 2011
Singing the Psalms at AUB
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Singing Psalm 42 en français at the American University of Beirut:
19 Nov 2011
Calvin in the Golden Age
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I have recently acquired another recording featuring the Genevan Psalms: Calvijn in the Gouden Eeuw: Calvinist Music from France and the Net...
18 Nov 2011
Lengyel's psalms, continued
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Psalm 23: Psalm 42: Psalm 90:
16 Nov 2011
More psalms from Judit Lengyel
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I find myself quite taken with Lengyel's beautiful, unadorned renditions of the psalms. Here is Psalm 31: And Psalm 130: And finally Psa...
Our Father
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I have now posted a simple unrhymed versification of the Lord's Prayer set to the tune, VATER UNSER , with which it is historically ass...
13 Nov 2011
Psalms from Hungary
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I have abandoned the effort to include every rendition I can find of the Genevan Psalms on my video pages. As the content of youtube expands...
12 Nov 2011
A review: the Canadian Reformed
Book of Praise, 1
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Although I have had this collection in my possession for some months, I am only now getting round to reviewing it. Now that I have completed...
Champeaux recordings of the Psalms
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I would love to obtain these recordings, but I don't know whether they are available in North America.
11 Nov 2011
Psalm 24
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I trust I am not the only person to find this sturdy rendition of Psalm 24 especially inspiring. Confessing that the earth is the LORD's...
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1 Nov 2011
Introduction revised
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I have just posted a revised and expanded introductory essay which replaces the one I wrote ten years ago for this site. The current versio...
31 Oct 2011
The Psalm Project: Teach us to Pray Tour, 2012
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The latest from The Psalm Project, which will be performing at Redeemer University College during their North American tour in January:
22 Aug 2011
Brother Down sings the psalms
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An acquaintance has linked me to two excellent psalm renditions performed by an American band called Brother Down: Psalm 13 and Psalm 75 . ...
8 Aug 2011
Update: Psalm 122, the halfway point
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I have now posted my versification of Psalm 122 and arrangement of its melody . The opening verse is familiar: "I was glad when they s...
2 Aug 2011
Update: Psalm 127
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I have now posted my versification for Psalm 127 , along with my harmonization of the Genevan tune. The metrical text follows: Unless the l...
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