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InterNet Resources

• The CyberHymnal - to find hymns based on the Psalms or other Scripture passages, follow the link to "Scripture Allusions"; the big frame lists all the hymns based on verses from the Psalms, listed in order of the Psalms.
• From the Bible.org Site :
  The Significance of the Psalms
  The Use of the Psalms by the Church - this page may have gone down
  
• From Sheffield University Psalm Course :
  Psalm 19 & Hymns
  Quotes from the Psalms in the "Times" Newspaper
  
• From the "Music for the Church of God" Site :
  Metrical Psalms and tunes
  Collection of Metrical Psalters - follow the links to get to the Psalter you want
  The Sternhold and Thompkins Psalter - probably the oldest English metrical Psalter
  The Brady and Tate Psalter
  The Bay Psalm Book
  The Scottish Metrical Psalter
• From the Prayer Foundation Site :
  Athanasius - Praying the Psalms
  Gregorian Chant clips
• From the Genevan Psalter Site :
  The Genevan Psalter
  The Lord's Day Liturgy for the Reformed Churches. Psalm citations are at the end of the page

Reformed Sites

• Ancient Psalms and Modern Worship - Dallas Theological Seminary
• The Psalms, from the "Book of Praise" of the Canadian and American Reformed Churches. Metrical settings for all the Psalms
• Introduction to the Genevan Psalter
• The Genevan Psalter
• The Origin of our Psalm Melodies
• The Glory and Sufficiency of the Psalms - collection of quotes about the Psalms

Roman Catholic Sites

• John Cassian's "Institutes"
• "Glossary of the Psalms" - modern Roman Catholic settings of all the Psalms and some Canticles - scores and midi files - follow the links to get to the Psalm and setting you want
• Singing psalms in the New Millenium - .pdf file
• The Chabanel Psalm Project - Roman Catholic

Anglican/Episcopalian sites

• The Anglican Psalter - Coverdale (traditional) version
• The Anglican Psalter - modern version
• The American Episcopalian Psalter - modern version

Sites of various affiliations

• How to use the Psalms - written by Alcuin of York ca. AD 800 - University of British Columbia Site
• Psalms and Hymns of Isaac Watts - CCEL Site
• Canticles - Smith Creek Music Site
• Singing the Psalms - Congregationalist site
• Psalms and sacred Songs - this site honors Charles Taze Russell, founder of the Jehovah's Witnesses
• Anglican chant - wikipedia
• The Psalms in Christian Worship - wikipedia
• The Old Hundredth - hymn tune - wikipedia

• Other useful articles can be found by using Search Engines such as MSN, Google, Dogpile, AltaVista, or Yahoo
• Beware of the Wikipedia. Although most articles are generally good, anyone can write, edit, or alter the aricles, and there is no record of who has authored or edited them. Anyone - including you - can register with Wikipedia and write whatever you wish in an article - and it will be displayed until someone else chooses to change it. So you may use Wikipedia to get general information and a lead to other sources, but you should not use it as a primary source for your work
• Be careful out there. There are some very good sites on the InterNet. There are also some very strange ones. Anyone can write anything and put it up as a webpage. One of the aims of this course is to develop your skills in thinking critically about what you read.