The 1912 Psalter
This is a metrical Psalter that sets all 150 biblical Psalms into poetry suitable for congregational singing, with each psalm matched to a specific meter and tune. It was created through an inter-denominational effort led by the United Presbyterian Church of North America. A Joint Committee from several Presbyterian and Reformed denominations produced a version first published in 1905, revised and finalized in 1909, and finally compiled and published as The Psalter in 1912. It contains hundreds of tunes chosen for their musical quality and appropriateness for the psalm texts, and it was widely adopted by denominations such as the Christian Reformed Church and others in North America as a primary songbook for worship.
Originally published 1912
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Awhile in Spirit, Lord, to TheeJoseph Francis Thrupp · 1867
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Awake, Ye Saints, Awake and Hail (Joyful Homage)Thomas Cotterill · 1819
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Awake, My Soul, Stretch Every NervePhilip Doddridge · 1755
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As when the Weary Traveler GainsJohn Newton · 1779
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As Pants the Hart for Cooling SpringsJames Merrick · 1765
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Awake and Sing the SongWilliam Hammond · 1745
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As Now the Sun's Declining RaysCharles Coffin · 1736
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Around the Throne of GodHenry Ware · 1824
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Arm These Thy Soldiers, Mighty LordChristopher Wordsworth · 1862
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Arm of the Lord, Awake! Awake!W. Shrubsole · 1795