Resultados de búsqueda: PSALMS/PSALTER from Chilton Books

London: Frederick Muller, 1982.. 1st edition. "A hand-painted, highly illustrated transcription of the best-known, most-loved verses in the Bible, it took James Freemantle some thirty years to complete. The book is an astonishing work of painstaking skill and devotion and a unique record of the India of the early twentieth century, shown through the plants, animals and local scenes which adorn each page." Pp.341, 150 colour illustrated psalms, owner's details to front free endpaper. Maroon cloth, dustwrapper has sunning to spine. VG/G+.

London: Ernest Benn Limited, 1932.. Edited with critical notes, and modal harmonies to the melodies, in modern notation and type . "The precursor of the French Huguenot Psalter (the 'Genevan') on which all subsequent metrical Psalters in every other country (including England and Scotland) were founded." 25.5cms x 18.5cms x 1cm. Pp.xviii/112, owner's illustrated bookplate to front free endpaper. Black cloth, dustwrapper has spoting and edge tears with small losses and large tear to rear which has old inner tape repairs. VG/Fair.

London: James Nisbet,1909.. 1st ed. Pp.10/66,inscrip. to fep, endpapers toned and minor spotting to prelims. Cream cloth, spine darkened, gilt title to front and spine. G+.

London: Novello & Co. nd.. Edited and printed for chanting upon the principles of natural speech-rhythm. Consist of a Preface in three sections: On the Principles of Pointing; II. Practical Chanting; III. Notes on the Public Use of the Psalter in Service(by Cosmo Ebor and H. Scott Holland). Followed by The Canticles and Hymns. Pp.15/13. Paperback. G.

London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, 1949.. 1st ed. ".. a historical survey of Scottish Psalmody wih special reference to the 1650 Psalter." Pp. 23/234, frontis, 13 b/w illustrations, inscrip. and toning to fep. Red cloth, gilt title and minor sunning to spine. G+.

London: Macmillan and Co., 1895.. Being an Edition with Briefer Notes of the Psalms Chronologically Arranged by Four Friends. Ex Library. Pp.12/271, library label to inside front board, inkstamps to endpapers and preliminary pages. Blue cloth, title to spine dulled. Good..

Rattlesden: Kevin Mayhew, 1989.. 1st ed. "Here is a new way to sing the Psalms. For each Sunday there is choice of two settings which share a common, tuneful Response for the people. The First is in traditional chant style, while the second is set like a song with the same melody for each verse." 25.5cms x17.5cms. Pp.125, words and music throughout. Pbk, slight sunning to rear cover near spine. VG.

London: Novello and Company Limited, 1926.. In Accordance with the Parellelisms of Hebrew Poetry and Designed to Conduce to a Natural and Expressive Rendering of the Words on the Part of both the Choir and Congregation. Pp.xxvi/545, inscribed by the co-editor (John Brook) to half-title page. Purple cloth, gilt title to front and spine, spine and rear board sunned. Good.

London: HarperCollins, 1994.. Music and text. 25cms x 19.5cms. "Contains 97 Responsorial Psalms (one for every Sunday in a two-year cycle), and also includes 10 settings of the Canticles from The Alternative Service Book 1980. The musical settings incluce both chanted Psalms and others in a more free-flowing style. Unpaginated. Red cloth, gitlt title to front and spine. VG.

Swindon: British and Foreign Bible Society, 1991.. Contains entirely new and original settings of 74 psalms by well-known composers of contemporary Christian music....Another important feature of this collection is that it contains a variety of ways to sing the Psalms - most can be sung straight through by everyone, but there are many where the verses are sung by a soloist or group with the congregation joining in with the refrain; others can be used with intruments and soloists." Unpaginated, words and melody notation. Paperback. VG.

London: Fontana Books, 1972.. 1st Fontana ed. "This translation in contemporary language has been produced by The Bible Societies". Pp. 2/213. B/w drawings throughout + 2 maps. Spotting and toning to pages. P/b. G.

London: Frances Lincoln Ltd., 2000.. 1st ed. This edition reproduces a selection of the most memorable Psalms, in the language of the glorious King James translation. Each extract is accompanied by a detail of a painting from masters including Giotto, Ghirlandaio, Rembrandt and Michelangelo. Pp. 77, 32 illustrations, illustrated endpapers. Blue cloth, gilt title to spine, illustrated dustwrapper. F/F.