The Gelineau Psalms from Linea
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Brand: Linea
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The Gelineau Psalms stereo LP from 1970. Sung by The Choir of Cathedral Church of St Mary, Edinburgh. The Choir conducted by Dennis Townhill Organist: Richard Walker Trumpets: R. W. Jenner/Geoffrey Bolt. Timpanist: Dr. A. A. Shivas Arrangements by David Lord. Cover has yellowing edges due to it's age. It doesn't have the insert it originally came with. Translated from the Hebrew and arranged for singing to the Psalmody of Joseph Gelineau. Side One: Psalms 95 / 114 / 5/ 99 / 22 / 32 Side Two: Canticle Of Simeon + Psalms 144 / 80 /83 /119 / 150 GELINEAU PSALMODY by Dom Gregory Murray The method of psalmody illustrated on this record was evolved by a French Jesuit priest. Joseph Gelineau, in 1953. Its immediate purpose was to provide music for the French version of the psalms in the recently published Bible de Jerusalem This version aimed to express as accurately as possible the meaning of the Hebrew psalms and, at the same time, to reproduce their verse-structure and the rhythmic character of each line. It was this last feature which was the most distinctive element of the new translation.
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