Time Appropriate Psalm Tunes

 Time Appropriate Psalm Tunes

 

Add Hebrew and Hebrew transliterations—sing Hebrew

 

n 'Magna Carta Latina' (I think) he (Rosenstock) mentions chanting as how men first cried out to God.

We can now do time-appropriate singing of Psalms, through JBJ, Cascione, and ERH, thus:

Count the number of times (JBJ) a concept is in a Psalm. Example: 117 with 150:6 as ending.This also follows Cascione's  Hebrew Cadence from 'Repetition in the Bible.

There are 5 commands to praise, 6 praisers (use KJV 'ye'), and 7 Praised.What  notes to use?

Put them on a 12 note octave--how?

Use 3 oath-formed areas--Garden/Church/Priest and Land/King, House/Husband-Marriage/World/Culture.

Then, using ERH's view that what's coming is small, enthusiastic groups, tribes without perpetual wafrare AS A PRAYER, WE FIND THAT THE FIRST 3 ARE lAW--1, gOSPEL--4, cALENDAR--9.

So, we play 9 for praise, 4 for praisers, 1 for Praised.

Put that in your Psalter and sing it, it might inspire the musically talented to do the more difficult ones.

 

Chuck