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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
LINKS TO @ByzantineCalvinist YOUTUBE CHANNEL
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24 Feb 2021
Comfort, Comfort Ye My People
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The Genevan Psalm tunes have sometimes been paired with other biblical texts. A particularly familiar such pairing, often sung during Advent...
Gently Gently: Psalm 6
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Here is a compelling paraphrase of Psalm 6 set to music and performed very nicely indeed. The artists are Nathan Clark George and family.
22 Feb 2021
Grant on the imprecatory psalms
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My wife, a professional biblical scholar by trade, recently pointed me to this article by Jamie A. Grant: Crisis, Cursing and the Christian:...
19 Feb 2021
Karl Kohlhase's Psalter
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Once again these are not metrical Psalms as such, but Karl Kohlhase's arrangements and performances of the Psalms definitely merit atten...
18 Feb 2021
Psalm Choir sings Koyzis: Psalm 134
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The tune for Genevan Psalm 134 was paired with the long-metre (LM) text for Psalm 100 from the Scottish Psalter in the 17th century and is t...
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17 Feb 2021
Jason Silver's Psalter
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One of the joys of keeping a blog such as this is discovering new talent to share with others. Jason Silver maintains a YouTube channel dev...
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Celebrating the Psalms Through Lent
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During Lent our congregation is Celebrating the Psalms Through Lent . For each day click on the appropriate numbered link and hear our membe...
16 Feb 2021
Bluegrass Psalms
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The following was posted by a marvellous musical group called the Hillbilly Thomists: Our Help Is in the Name of the Lord . It's a compo...
15 Feb 2021
Another Catholic (and an Orthodox Christian) on the imprecatory psalms
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I am in a Facebook group devoted to the Breviary and Divine Office , which includes mostly Roman Catholics and Anglicans but also other Chri...
I Know Whom I Have Believed: a beloved mistranslation
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In addition to the Psalms, Christians have sung other parts of Scripture as well down through the centuries. Here is one such song familiar ...
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9 Feb 2021
Franz Liszt, Psalm 42
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The 19th-century Hungarian composer Franz (Ferenc) Liszt composed his own arrangement of Genevan Psalm 42. Listen to this recording of Wolfg...
8 Feb 2021
Kent Dykstra's Psalms
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Kent Dykstra maintains a YouTube channel worth checking out: Kent Dykstra . Here we find Dykstra's arrangements of several Genevan Psalm...
3 Feb 2021
Psalm 24: new tune needed?
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This psalm from the RPCNA's Book of Psalms for Worship, Psalm 24 , is nicely sung, and the text is fine. Give it a listen here: All th...
2 Feb 2021
Praying the Psalms
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The new issue of First Things carries a wonderful article by Robert Louis Wilken: Praying the Psalms . An excerpt: Praying the psalms, then...
31 Jan 2021
The imprecatory Psalms: A Roman Catholic perspective
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It is good to get another perspective on those psalms that call down God's wrath on his enemies. This one is by a Roman Catholic priest ...
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22 Jan 2021
Let Justice from Your Presence Come: Psalm 17
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My new acquaintance, the Rev. Brian Wright, has recently posted this video of his musical setting of Psalm 17 from the Book of Psalms for Wo...
18 Jan 2021
Praying the imprecatory psalms
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I have now placed in the right sidebar a link to a new page: GOD AS JUDGE: PRAYING THE IMPRECATORY PSALMS . This is a slight adaptation of l...
13 Jan 2021
Psalm 95: Koyzis and Koyzis
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Back in 1993 my sister Yvonne and I recorded this metrical version of Psalm 95 , whose text I set to verse to be sung to the melody of the a...
11 Jan 2021
Melodies for the Polish Psalter
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The following appears to be from an old long-play vinyl record of Kochanowski's and Gomółka's collection: Psalmy - Mikołaj Gomółka -...
7 Jan 2021
Psalm 24:7-10 St. George's, Edinburgh Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650
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We've not sung this Psalm in our church in some time, but it is a traditional entrance hymn for the Lord's Supper in Scotland, wher...
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