Psalm 37: 1-20. Anglican psalm-chanting

The first twenty verses of Psalm 37, sung to two beautiful Anglican chants by the Rivelin Singers during their residency in Wells Cathedral, UK, in August 2012. (This is a live recording!)
The chants are by Jonathan P Eyre (assistant director of music, Bradford Cathedral - also playing the organ in this recording) and Graham Barber (professor of performance studies, University of Leeds).
The psalms were pointed and set, and the choir is conducted, by Fraser Wilson.
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Download this setting in PDF format from alturl.com/2g6ro

[@joeyv6604]

Im locking for all thr psalms in latin gregorian chants, I definitely feel them💯🙏🌅

[@KathyComplex]

Thank you very much. This is lovely and needed. God bless you.

[@francisgkmamuzu5048]

I see myself as a worst sinner but the hymnal Psalms revive my soul. They make me know the Lord and how beautiful Heaven is. God bless you all

[@stephenweisz5573]

Do not be so hard on yourself- you believe in God.

[@mvs116]

Glory be to God.

[@erickdaza3106]

Glory to Thy name

[@written12]

Beautiful and quietly stirring realizations of this psalm. showing the words and how the stanzas are split up to fit the design of Anglican chant really enriches the listening experience.of

[@___-_____-]

Amazing! I'm eastern orthodox(carpatho rusyn) and surprisingly our chant(prospinjie) is very similar

[@morayvale]

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[@princesspchuks2632]

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[@bridgetokoli1448]

soul lifting and adorable

[@mikerubyorganist]

This is absolutely stunning. Thank you for posting this.

[@kentbergstrom]

Wow. Incredibly beautiful and soul-stirring. I was looking for a means to sing my evening prayers (which included Psalm 37) and found this delightful piece.

[@macitect]

Beautiful music, nice montage. Thank you for uploading.

[@hudsonbailey674]

OTHERWORLDLY!

[@ongjosh1]

Very appropriate for worship setting when you don't have a choir.

[@internetenjoyer1044]

gotta be better than those cringeworthy praise bands

[@ElJibaroBravo]

This is just one reason why I (not being an Anglican), love the Anglican expression of The Faith. Thank you or uploading this.

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[@marleyparker379]

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[@marleyparker379]

@Jesse Kendrick no problem :)

[@chughes156]

Jesse and Marley thank you for your completely natural, and definitely human, conversation between two complete strangers and definitely real people. Thanks!

[@lostatsea775]

Great upload, thanks for sharing.

[@morayvale]

you are very welcome! Thank you

[@maximilienbourdette3625]

It's beautiful!

[@ffilcnikrud8975]

A Psalm in season ty God bless

[@Darren66ify]

very good,really enjoyed this

[@morayvale]

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[@mikeq7134]

The microphone picks up more of the organ than of the choir, which therefore is hard to hear.

[@morayvale]

That's a very perceptive observation Mike thanks 👍

[@hunnicutt11]

Does anyone knwo the setting? who wrote the music?

[@morayvale]

Yes Ben! The music is by Graham Barber and Jonathan Eyre. The words are, of course, from the Psalms of David, translated by Coverdale. I set the words to the music. Are you interested in seeing it?

[@g79skyrocket]

I would be interested in seeing it please! Love it!

[@morayvale]

@@g79skyrocket See the link in the description!