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Psalm Parts Player

Learn the melody, find your harmony, and practice at your own pace.

Practice selections from The Book of Psalms for Singing with separate soprano, alto, tenor, and bass parts. Choose Psalm 1A, Psalm 23B, or Psalm 100A below.

Psalm 1A · Arlington

G major · 3/4 time · The Book of Psalms for Singing

PSALM 1A · ARLINGTON

Choose a part, then press Play. Piano or practice tones follow the printed notes; there are no sung words.

Ready to practice

Start with the melody, then try your harmony part. Changing a setting stops playback so you can begin again.

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Practice tones transcribed from the printed score. Follow the words in your own Psalter.

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A simple way to learn

  1. Begin with the melody. Select “Melody / soprano” and “Selected part alone.” Follow the words in your Psalter.
  2. Learn one phrase. Choose a practice section, slow the tempo, and turn on repeat.
  3. Add the harmony. Choose alto, tenor, or bass. Once you know the notes, try “Selected part with quiet harmony.”
  4. Sing together. Try all four parts, then stop the player and sing the stanza on your own.

Available selections: Psalm 1A — ARLINGTON, Psalm 23B — CRIMOND, and Psalm 100A — OLD 100TH. New selections provide audio practice without displaying score images.

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