The Lord is My Shepherd - American Psalmody Vol. 3 CD

By Gloriae Dei Cantores

Product Code: 9781557252753

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The Lord is My Shepherd is the third volume in the American Psalmody series, a distinguished series devoted to musical interpretations of the psalms by American composers. Of a previous recording in this series, Fanfare magazine raved, "This interesting collection of sacred music, American style, can hardly miss: God Himself seems to have placed His seal of approval on it."

Sung by Gloriae Dei Cantores.

SONGS:

Track 1 - The God Of Love My Shepherd Is

Track 2 - Psalm 100

Track 3 - Two Psalms And A Proverb - Behold, How Good And How Pleasant It Is

Track 4 - Two Psalms And A Proverb - Wounds Without Cause

Track 5 - Two Psalms And A Proverb - How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me, O Lord?

Track 6 - Make Haste

Track 7 - The House Of The Lord

Track 8 - Proverbs For A Son

Track 9 - The Twenty-Third Psalm

Track 10 - Cantata From Proverbs - Who Crieth: "Woe"?

Track 11 - Cantata From Proverbs - The Woman Folly

Track 12 - Cantata From Proverbs - A Woman Of Valour

Track 13 - By The Waters Of Babylon

Track 14 - I Will Set His Dominion In The Sea

PRAISE:

"Fervent singing of a well-varied program.This is the third disc in a series entitled American Psalmody. The choir has a full, vibrant sound and sings with great fervor....Ned Rorem's Two Psalms and a Proverb is absolutely gorgeous, and this is its only available recording. The oldest work on the program is Ives' Psalm 100 and Gloriae Dei Cantores finds a devotional quality in the music...Bruce Neswick's stirring anthem I will set His Dominion in the Sea is also first-rate, good enough to make one eager to hear more of his work. A very worthwhile release. And do check out the two previous volumes particularly the second, which includes Charles Martin Loeffler's exquisite setting of By the Rivers of Babylon (again the only available recording)."

— Gramophone