Learning Genevan Tunes Resources?
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All you need: GenevanPsalter.com
In case any one else is interested in learning to sing from the Spanish Psalter, this is an incredibly helpful resource for hearing them sung SALMOS CANTADOS « Westminster Hoy The words may be found here http://www.iglesiareformada.com/Ruiz_salterio.pdf
N. Eshelman
Puritan Board Senior
The back of the current edition of the 1912 United Presbyterian Psalter has a section with Genevan Tunes. The Dutch used them for a long time and are sometimes called "Dutch tunes" since they added the harmony to the melody. The Protestant Reformed Church has a psalm singing choir that puts out CDs and a number of these tunes are on the CDs. I am sure a quick google search will get them for you. Of course, they also have either a piano or an organ or both... I am thinking piano, but I cannot remember off the top of my head.
BTW, one of my deacons, Joel Chairez, was instrumental in getting that Spanish psalter back in circulation. RPMissions also helped due to a large pre-purchase.
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BTW, one of my deacons, Joel Chairez, was instrumental in getting that Spanish psalter back in circulation. RPMissions also helped due to a large pre-purchase.
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N. Eshelman
Puritan Board Senior
The back of the current edition of the 1912 United Presbyterian Psalter has a section with Genevan Tunes. The Dutch used them for a long time and are sometimes called "Dutch tunes" since they added the harmony to the melody. The Protestant Reformed Church has a psalm singing choir that puts out CDs and a number of these tunes are on the CDs. I am sure a quick google search will get them for you. Of course, they also have either a piano or an organ or both... I am thinking piano, but I cannot remember off the top of my head.
BTW, one of my deacons, Joel Chairez, was instrumental in getting that Spanish psalter back in circulation. RPMissions also helped due to a large pre-purchase.
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BTW, one of my deacons, Joel Chairez, was instrumental in getting that Spanish psalter back in circulation. RPMissions also helped due to a large pre-purchase.
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markkoller
Puritan Board Freshman
The page below has audio for the singing of this particular translation of the Psalter
Presbiteriano Reformado - Bueno es alabar a Jehová y cantar Salmos a tu Nombre, oh Altísimo.
Presbiteriano Reformado - Bueno es alabar a Jehová y cantar Salmos a tu Nombre, oh Altísimo.
markkoller
Puritan Board Freshman
Looks like its the same audio as posted above, though on a different website. Oh, well.
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