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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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31 Oct 2023
Reformation celebration: two psalm paraphrases
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Although the tradition of metrical psalmody is more associated with the Reformed than with the Lutheran tradition, Martin Luther himself pen...
30 Oct 2023
Psałterz Poznański: Psalms 22 and 68
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I've been listening quite a bit to the new CD of music from the Psałterz Poznański. Here are two psalms posted on the Cithara Sanctorum ...
24 Oct 2023
Psałterz Poznański: book and CD
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Last month I wrote of meeting and spending time with Andrzej Polaszek , a Reformed pastor from Poznań, Poland, during his visit to North Ame...
18 Oct 2023
How to read the Psalms for all they're worth
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Here is a very fine article at Anglican Compass on How to read the Psalms for all they're worth , by W. David O. Taylor, a theologian at...
16 Oct 2023
Psalm 24, St. George's, Edinburgh
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The Free Church of Scotland faithfully continues its longstanding practice of singing the biblical Psalter. Here is the Scottish Psalter...
13 Oct 2023
Psalm 121 from the 1650
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Another congregational psalm from the Free Church of Scotland: Psalm 121 to the familiar tune FRENCH :
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10 Oct 2023
Sweelinck Ensemble: Psalm 42
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Few composers can match Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck's arrangements of the Genevan Psalms in beauty and creativity. Here is Het Sweelinck E...
3 Oct 2023
Psalm 103: Falkirk Free Kirk
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Here once more is the congregation of the Falkirk Free Church in Scotland singing the first part of Psalm 103 to the tune of Before the Thr...
29 Sept 2023
Psalm 122 from the 1650
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Here is one more psalm sung by the congregation of the Falkirk Free Church, Psalm 122 :
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Psalm 2: Sweelinck
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Here are the King's Singers performing Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck's arrangement of Psalm 2 :
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28 Sept 2023
Foundations Psalter
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SermonAudio has recently published an extensive version of the 1650 Scottish Psalter complete with the texts of all 150 Psalms and multiple...
27 Sept 2023
Psalm 121 from the 1650
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Here is a heartfelt sung version of Psalm 121 according to the Scottish Psalter of 1650 by the Falkirk Free Church congregation in Scotland...
25 Sept 2023
Polaszek and the Psałterz Poznański
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For several years now I have been a fan of the work of Andrzej and Agata Polaszek in rendering the biblical Psalms in singable texts in thei...
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18 Sept 2023
West gallery quires and a Thomas Hardy novel
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These days we are wont to think of church organs as traditional and worship bands as new, but in England during the 19th century it was just...
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25 Jul 2023
Psalm 1: Gilligan
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This metrical psalm is obviously not a strict versification of the prose text, but an interpretation and a contextualization to boot, tailor...
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30 Jun 2023
Isaiah, Mighty Seer, in Days of Old
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Singing the Psalms is an integral part of Christian worship. But we do well to sing other parts of the Bible in our liturgies too. Indeed, t...
16 Jun 2023
Psalm 148 and the
Benedicite omnia opera
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The Greek translation of the Old Testament, known as the Septuagint (LXX), varies from the Hebrew in several respects, including entire book...
31 May 2023
The Lord is my Shepherd: Psalm 23
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Then there is Howard Goodall's lovely musical rendition of the ever popular 23rd Psalm, which provided the theme music for the British t...
30 May 2023
Codex Early Music Ensemble: Psalm 68
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Here once again is the Codex Early Music Ensemble giving Psalm 68 another shot:
29 May 2023
Codex Early Music Ensemble: Psalm 62 and 47
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I'm coming to like the Codex Early Music Ensemble's performances of the Hungarian Psalms. Here are 62 and 47 :
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