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1. Schonster Trance is a work in progress dance type tune for the hymn Fairest Lord Jesus.
2. Jehovah Reigns, Let Earth Be Glad is a traditional hymn taken from the 1912 Psalter. It is from Psalm 97, which speaks of God's sovereignty.
3. Sixty-six captures Psalm 66:1-4, 16-19 (ESV) and puts it to a tune which starts as an attempt to use a Phrygian dominant minor mode typical of Hebraic music..
4. Lord, Our Lord, Thy Glorious Name is a traditional hymn taken from the 1912 Psalter, to a "mountain music"-like tune. It is from Psalm 8.
5. O Praise The Lord For He Is Good is taken from words of the Scottish Psalter, capturing Psalm 118.
6. Unto My Lord Jehovah Said is a traditional hymn taken from the Irish Psalter, to a new tune. It captures Psalm 110, a Messianic psalm.
7. O Wherefore Do The Nations Rage is another traditional hymn, but taken from the 1912 Psalter, to a new tune. It captures Psalm 2.
8. Lord Thy Word Abideth is another traditional hymn based loosely on Psalm 27, put to a new tune - a simple R & B progression/loop.
9. Euro Oak is a new dance-beat tune for the lyrics of the traditional hymn, All Things Bright and Beautiful in the vein of the new Indelible Grace movement (see www.igracemusic.com) of putting old lyrics to new tunes.
10. Techno Terra is a new tune for the lyrics of This Is My Father's World.
11. Bow Down Thine Ear O Lord And Hear is a traditional hymn taken from the 1912 Psalter, to a new tune. It captures Psalm 86:1-11.
12. Love The Lord All You His Saints is the words of Psalm 31 combined with a new tune. It is in part also a acknowledgement of the helpful Losing Face and Finding Grace booklet by Tom Lin. The words can also be sung to the tunes traditionally used with the hymn Rock of Ages. (Conversely, the lyrics of Rock of Ages could be sung with this tune.)
13. Not to us, Lord is the the words of Psalm 115 to a setting that shows that maybe I've been listening to too much Country and Western.
14. Jesus, We Hail You King is not related to a Psalm.
15. You Inspire Shouts of Joy is based on verses in Psalm 65
