Updating Basket....

Visit the RSCM website Sign In
0 Items

BASKET SUMMARY

There are currently no items added to the basket
Sign In
0 Items

BASKET SUMMARY

There are currently no items added to the basket

RSCM Book of Psalm Songs

70 psalms for the liturgical year

RSCM Book of Psalm Songs

70 psalms for the liturgical year

This item is in stock and will be dispatched within 48 hours.

32 units left in stock.

Paperback / softback

£21.00

Publisher: Royal School of Church Music
ISBN: 9780854023356
Number of Pages: 268
Published: 15/10/2024

The RSCM Book of Psalm Songs is a collection of 70 tried and tested settings of 50 psalms and canticles to enrich worship. With their combination of the ancient texts and contemporary stylish lyricism, psalm songs bridge the gap between traditional anthems and worship songs. The RSCM Book of Psalm Songs is available in two editions. One contains the full music (for cantors and keyboards); the other is a singers’ edition (for choir members). All the settings can be accompanied by piano, keyboard or organ. Parts for guitar and melody instruments along with congregational refrains can be downloaded from the RSCM website to encourage participation by all. There is a special focus on psalms for seasons of the year and for themes and occasions. Composers include Teresa Brown, Bernadette Farrell, Marty Haugen, Philip Moore, David Ogden, Alan Smith,

David Ogden

David Ogden(b.1966) is a professional conductor and composer based in Bristol. He conducts Exultate Singers, City of Bristol Choir, workplace choirs at Royal Mail, Airbus, Arval and Sawday Publishing, and in his post of Head of the Bristol Choral Centre, he conducts the 120 strong Bristol Youth Choirs in association with Bristol Music Trust.

He is Director of Music at Holy Trinity Church, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol where he trains and directs four choirs of young people and adults as part of the church’s active music programme.

Alan P Smith

Alan P Smith, now retired, worked as a music teacher in Kent and Birmingham and as county adviser for music in Worcestershire. He is a published composer and author, and a former chair of the Society of Saint Gregory, the national association of Roman Catholic pastoral musicians and liturgists. He helps to edit the Society’s journal, compiles its liturgy planner and leads its composers’ forum. He was a parish music leader for more than 30 years.