The
Scottish Psalter
- published
in 1929 by Oxford University Press
- available
at some university libraries (including UF) or used bookstores
- free midi files from the Blue
Banner web pages (follow the "catalog" link)
Book of Praise $18.90
Psalter Hymnal $15.30
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The
Book of Psalms for Singing $16.00
Trinity Psalter (no musical score) $ 8.00
The Complete Book
of Psalms for Singing $20.00
Book of Psalms
for Singing PSALMS-001 Crown
& Covenant Publications $22.95 For our family,
we have found no better way to store God's word in our hearts than by
singing it.The Book of Psalms includes all 150 psalms in their entirety,
translated from the original language. Many of the tunes are well known
for you to learn.
Book of Psalms
Translated for Singing PSALMS-002 Crown
& Covenant Publications $7.95 This psalter contains
only the words of the psalms in The Book of Psalms for Singing. Every
verse of every psalm is included but without music notation. A suggested
tune is offered for each psalm or fit the words to one of your favourite
melodies.
Braille Psalter
PSALMS-003 Crown
& Covenant Publications $117.00 Although this
4-volume Braille edition of The Book of Psalms has no Braille music notation
included, it has all the words contained in the print edition. We especially
encourage psalm singing churches to keep a Braille Psalter for blind visitors.
Large Print Edition
PSALMS-004 Crown
& Covenant Publications $29.95 This book is
easier for young children to read and excellent for those who are visually
impaired. It contains 350 selections from The Book of Psalms for Singing.
Precentor's Edition
PSALMS-005 Crown
& Covenant Publications $23.95 This psalter,
identical in content to The Book of Psalms for Singing, has a hard plastic
cover and 3 metal rings. It lays flat and allows easy turning of individual
pages. This book is great for musicians or those leading singing.
Psalm Supplement
PSALMS-006 Crown
& Covenant Publications $4.50 This book includes
23 psalms, differing in tune and arrangement from The Book of Psalms for
Singing. Some are familiar, and others are exciting new compositions.
Published by the Reformed Presbyterian Synod of 1988.
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