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  • @TheLordAwaked are there song books that sing directly from the KJV word for word?

  • @TheLordAwaked no it is paraphrased from the KJV (which we use in our services) in order to get it to rhyme and fit the timing.

  • And which persons sing this psalm? a small congregation or? and where is it recorded?

  • @joffryvangrondelle I recorded this song in my basement. I sang the vocal parts myself after I recorded the brass. I use a multi-layering technique and listen back to the layers I have recorded as I sing in, or play new parts.

    Doei,..... say Hi to Holland for me, I miss visiting it.

  • @WaldoWassik

    well you did a good job ;-) its hard to find videos of psalm singing in english or french language. Most pslams singing videos are found of dutch or german origin at Youtube. But I like to hear how the Genevan psalms are sung in other languages like french and english.

  • I hope to get Suzanne Haik-Vantoura's Hebrew version up on my channel (teamim) in the near future, time and health permitting. If you like this, you should like that too. :) Meanwhile, I'm saving this version to one of my Playlists.

  • A beautiful Huguenot Genevan Psalm, it could be our ethnic anthem!

  • That was awesome... I have been wanting to record some of my own utilizing a few Psalters including the Genevan Psalter.. Can I ask how you recorded and what you used, Software, Instruments, Hardware, etc? Great Job!

  • I would highly encourage you to do some recording, and do post it here for me to enjoy. This site needs more psalter recordings.

    I use a program called Cubase4 and I have a collection of mics and a small 8 channel mixing board from MAudio. I used some of my brass to record the background music (see my Abide with Me video)

  • I recorded in the brass one at a time always listening to what I have played in before on my head phones and then when that was done I sang in the parts one at a time in the same manner. I had a very hard time singing in the alto line.

  • Wow... that was awesome. The music fit the psalm like a glove.

  • This is wonderful! Thank you for working so diligently on it and for posting it.

  • Thank you, I do wish to do more but my studio laptop died and I am having troubles getting it all to work again. But do look back here in a few weeks if you wish,... I may have more videos up.

  • Just curious, is the tune of this psalm only recently composed or has been used since Calvin's time in Geneva.

    I have compare the lyrics with my Scottish psalter 1650 it is very different, the Genevan Psalter is more of a paraphrase version. Am i right to say that ?

  • Well I am not too studied on music history, but from what I have gathered Louis Bourgeois wrote the tune, to what I assume would be French lyrics, in about 1550. The Dutch some time later adapted most/all of the Genavan tunes and translated them to Dutch, and now of course we have then in English as well.

    Not having seen/heard the original tunes, I am yet under the impression that the Dutch have changed the timing and setting of these tunes.

  • As for whether it is paraphrased a lot or not, I am not too sure. I think they have done a good job, as far as the languages would allow with still finding words to rhyme.

    Some of the other people who have commented may know more....

  • Going off to Church to sing them now .

    Have a good sunday, bro.

  • Tens of thousands of French Huguenots fled to the Protestant Netherlands in the 16th & 17th centuries from religious persecution.....many French family surnames became Dutch.....or German.....and then British...moreover....the Royal Dutch House of Orange had French roots......and all of these connexions....and more....brought the Genevan Psalm Tunes & Lyrics to the Netherlands.....the United Kingdom.....and North America

  • Don't forget South Africa.

  • They did change the timing. In fact in many traditional Dutch Churches they are still sung isorythmically (on whole notes), but they/we did not change the setting.,

  • Praise the Lord !

  • WOW !!!

  • God Bless Our Faithful Huguenot Ancestors!

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