The Saint Andrew's Metrical Psalter is a new edition of "The Psalms in Metre Selected from the Psalms of David" originally published by the Protestant Episcopal Press of New York in 1836. The Psalm lyrics were composed by Nahum Tate (poet laureate of England) and Nicholas Brady (an Anglican clergyman) in their "New Version of the Psalms of David" in 1686. The "Tate and Brade Psalter" as it came to be called, stands alone for its literary elegance and historical significance. This new edition has retained some of the original tunes and has incorporated well-known traditional hymn tunes as well...
The Saint Andrew's Metrical Psalter is a new edition of "The Psalms in Metre Selected from the Psalms of David" originally published by the Protestant...
This Psalter is a companion to "The Saint Andrew's Plainchant Breviary." The goal was to make the chanting of the Psalms accessible to the average musical congregant, choir member, and service leader, in the hopes of creating a supplementary psalter for private or corporate services. The texts have been edited into modern English from the King James Version of the Bible so that they are readily understood and singable. Chant tunes are in modern notation with simple guitar chords for those who may desire accompaniment.
This Psalter is a companion to "The Saint Andrew's Plainchant Breviary." The goal was to make the chanting of the Psalms accessible to the average mus...
