At last, the CMAA gives you the Sarum Psalter 1916, a beautifully pointed Psalter that uses the old Coverdale translation.
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At last, the CMAA gives you the Sarum Psalter 1916, a beautifully pointed Psalter that uses the old Coverdale translation.
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Oh, thank you, CMAA! This is so useful yet hard to find. It's essential if you're chanting from an antiphonary such as the Monastic Diurnal Noted, which gives you everything BUT the psalm texts, and here they are with the pointing for every tone rendered simply. No need to decipher a system of slashes and underlines. Now you can use the tone that goes with the antiphon and not have to guess where the note changes. Brilliant! Thank you, Jeffrey and the CMAA.
I love it! Thnx JT.