Congregational Psalm Singing

1 I’ll praise you, LORD, with all my heart;Before the gods I’ll sing your praise.2 I’ll bow towards your holy placeAnd bless your holy name always. I’ll praise you for your faithfulnessAnd for your cov’nant love, O LORD,For over all things you have raisedYour holy name and faithful word. 3 The very day I called to you,You gave [...]

Psalm 118:23-29 Song 34 (Orlando Gibbons) Evening Worship 29 March 2026

Psalm 25 v 1-7 (Genevan Psalter) Evening Worship 15 February 2026

Do good to me and I will live

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Dunblane Cathedral Wedding Service August 2023

1 How blessed the one who has receivedforgiveness for his sin!2 Whose sins are covered from God’s face,Whose debt is cancelled in God’s grace;there’s no deceit in him. 3 When I kept silent, all my boneswith groaning were worn out.4 Beneath your hand I felt entrappedBoth day and night; my strength was sappedas in a summer drought. 5 Then I [...]

I will exalt my God and King

Psalm 133 to the tune Eastgate1650 PsalterCongregational psalm singing from our evening service, held in All Souls Church, Invergowrie, on 14 April 2024.

Psalm 128 From a wedding, held in Dunblane Cathedral during July 2023. Those recordings are from a mix of lapel microphone and smartphone recordings.

Psalm 118 (Song 34) Sung & Read. Recorded during the first lockdown when church services went on-line, with five of us singing live at a microphone built for one. 

Psalm 106 v 1-5 (Dunfermline)1 Give praise and thanks unto the Lord,for bountiful is he;His tender mercy doth endureunto eternity.2 God’s mighty works who can express?or shew forth all his praise?3 Blessed are they that judgment keep,and justly do always.4 Remember me, Lord, with that lovewhich thou to thine dost bear;With thy salvation, O my God,to visit me draw near:5 That I thy chosen’s good may see,and in their joy rejoice;And may with thine inheritancetriumph with cheerful voice.1650 Scottish Metrical PsalmsRecorded during the first lockdown when church services went on-line, with five of us singing live at a microphone built for one. 

Psalm 130 (Martyrdom)1 Lord, from the depths to thee I cry’d.2 My voice, Lord, do thou hear:Unto my supplications’ voicegive an attentive ear.3 Lord, who shall stand, if thou, O Lord,should’st mark iniquity?4 But yet with thee forgiveness is,that fear’d thou mayest be.5 I wait for God, my soul doth wait,my hope is in his word.6 More than they that for morning watch,my soul waits for the Lord;I say, more than they that do watchthe morning light to see.7 Let Israel hope in the Lord,for with him mercies be;And plenteous redemptionis ever found with him.8 And from all his iniquitieshe Isr’el shall redeem.1650 Scottish Metrical PsalterRecorded during the first lockdown when church services went on-line, with five of us singing live at a microphone built for one. 

Psalm 13 (St Columba)1 How long will you forget me, LORD?Will you forget always?How long, LORD, will you hide your faceand turn from me your gaze?2 How long must I be sad each dayin deep perplexity?How long will my opponent standin triumph over me?3 O LORD my God, consider meand give me your reply.Light up my eyes or I will sleepthe sleep of those who die.4 Then would my enemy declare,“At last I’ve laid him low!”And so my foes would sing for joyto see my overthrow.5 But still I trust your constant love;you save and set me free.6 With joy I will extol the LORDwho has been good to me.From Sing Psalms, Free Church of ScotlandRecorded during the first lockdown when church services went on-line. We had to choose between pumping out YouTube clips or five of us singing live at a microphone built for one. For better or worse, we chose the latter.

Psalm 90 v 13-17 (Song 46, Orlando Gibbons,1583-1625)13 Return, O LORD! How long will you delay?Have mercy on your servants, LORD, we pray.14 O satisfy us with your love always,That we may sing, rejoicing all our days.15 In place of our affliction, make us glad;Give joy for all the years you made us sad.16 To all your servants may your deeds be shown,And to their children make your glory known.17 Now may the favour of Almighty GodAbide on us—rich blessings of our Lord.Establish every work our hands have done;Yes, Lord, for us establish them each one.From Sing Psalms, Free Church of ScotlandRecorded during the first lockdown when church services went on-line, with five of us singing live at a microphone built for one.