Celtic Psalms, volumes 1 and 2, promises to be a long-standing resource for meditation and worship. By pairing the wisdom of the psalms with timeless melodies, delicate harmonies, and instrumentation, these arrangements bring to mind the Celtic landscapes of Ireland and Scotland with sincerity, integrity, and tenderness. Set in a traditional/folk style that easily lends them to inspiring and meaningful worship, these psalms offer a much needed healing balm for today's world.

This is the recording for volume 2.

Kiran Young Wimberly is an American Presbyterian minister who lived in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for over six years. While serving in congregational and ecumenical ministry in Northern Ireland, Kiran pursued her keen interest in Irish and Scottish traditional song and its connection to spiritual life.

Contains: The Lord's My Shepherd, Psalm 23 (The Parting Glass) &bull, You Have Turned My Sorrow, Psalm 30 (Green Grows the Laurel) &bull, Hear My Cry, O God, Psalm 61 (Caislé,an an Ó,ir) &bull, How Lovely, Psalm 84 (Carrickfergus) &bull, Love Is Lord of All, Psalm 86 (My Lagan Love) &bull, O Give Thanks, Psalm 107 (The Meeting of the Waters) &bull, From the Depths, Psalms 130, 131 (The Quiet Land of Erin) &bull, You Have Searched Me, Psalm 139 (The Banks of Claudy) &bull, Come, Spirit, Come, Psalm 144 (The King's Shilling) &bull, Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow, Psalm 147 (Mo Ghile Mear).

SKU: CA.310170

ISBN 9790007150846. Key: E minor. Language: Latin.

SKU: GI.G-6202

UPC: 785147620204. English. Text Source: Psalm 43:3, Psalm 62, Psalm 19, adapt. JLB. Scripture: Psalm 19:14, Psalm 43, Psalm 62:1–2.

Thes e brief settings of psalm verses with music and text adaptations by John L. Bell have seemingly limitless uses—a number of suggestions are given in the notes. The recording for the Choral Subscription Series includes “Send Out Your Light.”.

SKU: GI.G-7986B

ISBN 9782852743380. Latin.

Antiphonale Romanum II : The official book of the Roman Church for the celebration of Vespers in Gregorian Chant. Sing Sunday Vespers in Gregorian Chant, and according to the renewed liturgy of Vatican II– it’s now possible. The Antiphonale Romanum II is an eight-hundred-page book printed on bible paper having the usual format of books of Gregorian Chant published by Solesmes. It contains all the elements necessary for singing Sunday Vespers and the Vespers of all the feasts of the year. That means the hymns, the antiphons, the psalms and canticles, the readings, the brief responses, the intercessory prayers and the prayers that conclude the office. At the end of the book is a chapter that explains in detail the rules of chant pertaining to each of these musical forms. The book is laid out according to the Liturgy of the Hours and draws from the patrimony of Gregorian Chant found in the mediaeval manuscripts and later tradition. The melodies offered have been edited in conformity with the critical methods of present-day musicology. They are at the same time so presented that amateur choirs can easily use them. .