This morning I discovered more psalm recordings on two different websites. As far as I can tell, they have been there for a while, or at least long enough for my dear brother to have already known about them. Why am I always the last to know about these things? :)
The recordings posted on Middletome are older recordings, so the sound quality is up and down. And each file has multiple psalms on it, not identified in the file name, so you won't know what you're getting until you listen. But still, psalm recordings. :)
http://www.middletome.com/page46.html
The recordings on cambl.com are more recent and therefore of higher quality, and they are neatly listed and identified by psalm and tune. I have added those psalms to the list in this post.
http://www.cambl.com/psalms/2000-05EdComm/index.htm
About those Middletome recordings...the ones entitled "Beauly Psalmody" and "Fraser Tallach Psalms" are both sung by a male soloist, apparently the same guy in both.
ReplyDeleteThe one entitled "Ullapool Psalm Singing" sounds like it was copied from an ancient tape, which is a shame because it sounds like the quality of the singing was probably really good.
The ones from the youth conferences--self explanatory.
The one entitled "psalm singing Barnoldswick" is pretty good, though you'll have to turn the volume up.
Last but not least, the one entitled "Irish Metrical Psalm Singing" is the same singing as on the following CD:
http://www.puritandownloads.com/swrb/products/Scottish-Metrical-Psalms-CD-%28Volume-3%29-A-Cappella-Psalm-Singing-From-The-1650-Scottish-Metrical-Psalter-%28Psalms-of-David-in-Metre%29-by-the-Reformed-Presbyterian-Church-of-Ireland-Northern-Presbytery-Choir.html
only the CD was edited to remove some of the scratchiness.