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TJ Hallett
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2022
Hello everyone! My name is TJ Hallett, ruling elder and musical accompanist at Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Pueblo, Colorado. For the benefit of our home congregation and the church at large, I am currently playing through all the psalms in the Trinity Psalter Hymnal on guitar and posting the recordings to this channel. If you would like the chords for any of the psalms, please email me at tphchords@gmail.com, and, provided you personally own a physical or digital copy of the TPH, I will get these chord sheets to you. I hope these resources can be of use as you sing the psalms in your corporate or private worship!
Psalm 90B (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
Text: OPC/URCNA 2016
©️ 2018 Trinity Psalter Hymnal Joint Venture
Tune: Suilven
Andrew Gordon, b. 1969
©️ Free Church of Scotland Psalmody Committee, 2003
©️ 2018 Trinity Psalter Hymnal Joint Venture
Tune: Suilven
Andrew Gordon, b. 1969
©️ Free Church of Scotland Psalmody Committee, 2003
มุมมอง: 57
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Psalm 90A (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
มุมมอง 317 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
OPC/URCNA 2016 ©️ 2018 Trinity Psalter Hymnal Joint Venture Tune: St Catherine Henry Henry, 1865
Psalm 89B (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
มุมมอง 3612 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
Text: Psalter of 1912 Tune: Maryton H. Percy Smith
Psalm 88 (Sing Psalms Version)
มุมมอง 7416 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
Text: Sing Psalms! Tune: Ottery St Mary Henry George Ley, 1887-1962
Psalm 89A (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Verses 27-52
มุมมอง 3819 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
Text: William Helder, 2009 With elements of Walter Van Der Kamp, 1972 ©️ Standing Committee for the publication of the book of praise of the Canadian Reformed Churches Tune: Genevan 89 Genevan Psalter, 1562 My own harmonization
Psalm 89A (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Verses 1-26
มุมมอง 6321 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
Text: William Helder, 2009 With elements from Walter Van Day Kamp, 1972 ©️ 2009 Standing Committee for the publication of the Book of Praise of the Canadian Reformed Churches Tune: Genevan 89 Genevan Psalter, 1562 My own harmonization
Psalm 88 (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
มุมมอง 55วันที่ผ่านมา
OPC/URCNA 2016 ©️ 2018 Trinity Psalter Hymnal Joint Venture Tune: Ottery St. Mary Henry George Ley, 1887-1962 ©️ The Dohnavur Fellowship
Psalm 87A (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Alternate Key
มุมมอง 9221 วันที่ผ่านมา
Text: Psalter of 1912 Tune: Caersalem Robert Edwards, 1837
Psalm 86B (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
มุมมอง 13521 วันที่ผ่านมา
Text: Psalter of 1912 Tune: Mason William Sherman, 1826-1888
Psalm 86A (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
มุมมอง 215หลายเดือนก่อน
Text: OPC/URCNA 2016 ©️ 2018 Trinity Psalter Hymnal Joint Venture Tune: Llef Griffith Jones, 1849-1919
Psalm 85 (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
มุมมอง 205หลายเดือนก่อน
Text: OPC/URCNA 2016 ©️ 2018 Trinity Psalter Hymnal Joint Venture Tune: Rustington C Hubert Parry, 1897
Book II of the Psalms from Memory
มุมมอง 217หลายเดือนก่อน
From February to December of 2024 I memorized and meditated on psalms 42-72. I greatly profited from it. One benefit I will not forget is how knowing the psalm by heart increases the enjoyment of singing the psalm. This recording is to remind me of this year of my life, and to encourage and inspire others to commit larger portions of scripture to memory.
Psalm 23C (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Alternate Key
มุมมอง 146หลายเดือนก่อน
Text: Sing Psalms, 2003 Tune: Tarwathie Traditional/ Alex J. MacDonald, b. 1949 Harm. Isobel Gordon, b. 1969 ©️ Free Church of Scotland Psalmody Committee, 2003
Psalm 103C (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
มุมมอง 208หลายเดือนก่อน
Text: OPC/URCNA 2016 ©️ Trinity Psalter Hymnal Joint Venture 2018 Tune: Keesee Fred and Ruth Coleman ©️ 2010 Fred and Ruth Coleman
Psalm 84B (Trinity Psalter Hymnal)
มุมมอง 123หลายเดือนก่อน
Text: Associate Reformed Presbyterian Psalter, 1931 Alt. 1961 (revised and expanded, 2006, 2016) Tune: Llangloffan Welsh hymn melody
Psalm 81A (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Alternate Harmonization
มุมมอง 1052 หลายเดือนก่อน
Psalm 81A (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Alternate Harmonization
Psalm 15B (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Alternate Key
มุมมอง 1273 หลายเดือนก่อน
Psalm 15B (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Alternate Key
Psalm 78 (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Verses 38-72
มุมมอง 2023 หลายเดือนก่อน
Psalm 78 (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Verses 38-72
Psalm 78 (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Verses 1-37
มุมมอง 1743 หลายเดือนก่อน
Psalm 78 (Trinity Psalter Hymnal) Verses 1-37
I love this song, but can't find it anywhere. Can you please post on spotify?
Sure, I will do that for you. It may take a few weeks for it to appear, but I’ll record it this week and put it on my Spotify.
@tjhallett Thank you!
Many thanks TJ. Sing Psalms has the same verse 10 but the other verses have slight changes of word choice and order. Suilven is a great tune. It's a pity it's not more widely known in Scotland.
It really is a beautiful tune. Looks like it was written by one Andrew Gordon, who’s still living if I’m not mistaken.
Thankful for these videos brother. They are a great tool to hide the words of the Psalms in our hearts putting Deuteronomy 6:6-9 into practice.
I’m so glad they can be useful to you! I too continue to use them to meditate on God’s law “day and night.”
Many thanks TJ. May the Spirit use the words to achieve His own purposes.
You’re welcome brother! And amen!
This has really helped up with our Psalm singing as a family - thank you so much!
I’m so glad to hear that! You’re welcome!
I have never heard this Psalm sung in church. I have sung it many times personally, such a good prayer for us all.
We have not sung this one in church either. I hope to introduce it to our congregation one day! It is a beautiful prayer, and set to a beautiful melody as well.
**Chef’s kiss**
In a day of great declension, how these words need to be prayerfully sung unto the Lord. Keep going dear brother TJ, keep pressing on!
Amen brother! Thanks so much for the comment. This psalm has become particularly special to me since I learned it. The enemy ravages God’s people, but we shall certainly overcome through our crucified and risen Savior. God bless you!
Amen! Praise the Lord for He is able to turn the battle at the gate! This psalm is a wonderful petition to bring to the Lord in response to the ruin which the enemy has wrought within His house, sadly while men slept. And a great melody too, there is an air of triumph to it! May you and your family know the Lord's richest blessings dear brother!
This is beautiful. Thank you for this. Glory to our Lord, our God and Savior.
Thank you, God bless you!
Thank you for your uploads. The psalms are special like your singing and playing too.
@@GraceStrictBaptistChurch-GSBCT Thanks very much!
Well done! The Lord most definitely has blessed you musically! Praise the Lord for his beautiful Psalms!
Thank you, et Deo laudes.
Excellent.
Thank you!
Quiet and beautiful meditation. Thank you!
@@utubemouse Amen, you are welcome!
Lovely. Thank you.
@@utubemouse You’re welcome!
Could you do Psalm 88?
It’s coming up!
Do you have a particular technique that you use for memorization?
@@kathyPFUHLER-uj5ej Not really! Just simple repetition over long periods of time. I did try to keep to a schedule, doing a little bit of memory work Monday through Friday, every morning for 20-30 minutes on my drive to work, and maybe 20 minutes on my drive home (sometimes I’m more tired on the drive home and can’t bring myself to do it!). No memory work on weekends. I think that consistency helped. But really I would memorize a verse or two, repeat it until I really had it, and add a couple more verses. Sort of Shawshank Redemption escape method haha. Little bit at a time.
Man, so glad I found this channel! Keep up the great work TJ- I’m having so much fun learning to play the Psalms, and I now have another gold mine to dig through here
@@grahampearson8169 Thank you sir! God bless!
Also love the third verse of Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted. A reminder of the weight of our sin against a holy God, and the magnitude of Christ's marvelous grace for sinners.
Absolutely! How interesting to compare the content of psalm 79 with the content of Stricken, Smitten. Both refer to God’s righteous judgment poured out, and His gracious deliverance of His people. Time and again I see that the psalms and our hymns bear witness to the same reality: Salvation through Christ! The psalms do so more indirectly, our hymns, more directly.
Dear TJ, you do your brothers & sisters a great service in uploading these precious songs, thank you! May the Lord be pleased to grant a recovery of psalm singing to His church. With much love in the Lord Jesus, Gerard
Thank you Gerard! I echo your prayer!
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Praise the Lord! This is one of my favorite Psalms
Thank you so much for recording these! This will be so helpful for learning new psalms. Would you mind sharing the chords for this Psalm?
You’re welcome Marc! I’ve sent you an email.
Thank you for your labors brother! A true blessing.
You are very welcome! God bless!
God bless you & your family my brother ! Excellent job ! My family and I have been working on memorizing scripture, and I find this video so encouraging.
@@sarahf.8525 Thank you so much! I’m glad this video is an encouragement to you. May God help us all to continue to hide His Word in our hearts, that we might not sin against Him!
Thanks again. In Scotland this psalm is sometimes sung in the same metre to the tunes Austrian Hymn and Ebenezer. Hyfrydol and Dim Ond Iesu are used too. There's also a version to Calon Lân. It's a pity that the Trinity Psalter and Sing Psalms don't overlap more. I suppose it's like having several English versions of the Bible. Maybe in the next round of psalmody reforms we'll get a common set of words. Having said that folks probably had the same complaint when we moved from the Genevan Psalter to the 1650 versions.
Yes it is unfortunate that there is not more overlap. I think the best thing is to know the substance of the psalm itself, then whatever versification one comes across will still be comprehensible in the singing of it. God bless!
Subscribed! This is a favorite of mine. How excellent is His name!!. Thanks.
Thank you Monica! This is a favorite of mine as well. God bless!
William Wilberforce would take his hat off to you. Some of us find the metrical versions easier to memorise. I once met a preacher who was able to recite big chunks of one of Paul's letters - Corinthians - I think it was. He didn't set out to do so but had preached through it thoroughly and it left its mark on him.
@@trystwithchrist I didn’t know that Wilberforce was connected to Scripture memory! It has become a passionate hobby of mine. I find I understand a book so much more thoroughly when I commit it to memory. Something about saying it to myself day after day after day… Meditation!
Maybe my son will be able to do this one day. His memory is great and we started when he was 3. He’s memorized psalm 1, 2, 23, 34, and 110 and many other chapters (John 1, Isaiah 53)/ verses at 6 years old.
That’s a good start! May the Lord nourish in him a heart to love the Word.
Hey brother! Around the 56-57 minute mark, you did indeed miss the line. After "God in His holy habitation" and right before "He leads out the prisoner(s) to prosperity", this is the line you are looking for. "God settled the solitary in a home". Verse 6 of Ps. 68. Funny enough, I relate to that verse.
@@BohemianCat89 Hey there! Yep, that is totally the line I missed! I’m pretty sure that’s the only verse I completely omitted, though I definitely mixed up some words here and there throughout. I always feel a twinge of guilt whenever I leave out a line, since every verse is precious! Like you pointed out, that particular line was important to you. Ah well. To err is human! Thanks for listening!
If you're doing Trewen please also consider Psalm 121 from Sing Psalms.
I will consider it!
I love this one! Have you done A Debtor to Mercy Alone to the tune Trewen? If not you absolutely should! It’s my favorite hymn!!! I love listening to your songs, I listen to them every day!
Thanks so much! Yes, I also love A Debtor to Mercy Alone to Trewen. Such a powerful hymn of assurance. It’s a favorite at our church. I’m so glad you benefit from these recordings! God bless you!
Beautiful ❤
@@Skyblueeyes1369 Thank you!
Thank you brother! 😁
@@hecvec1172 you’re welcome! This was the first time I’d ever played it, and started getting choked up a bit! It’s a beautiful text and tune. Thanks for the recommendation!
😮 I'm the wife!! Thank you so much! I love this song so much, I can't even sing through it at church. What a blessing. Praises to our King! @@tjhallett
@@globar4776Haha I could barely keep it together! So beautiful! So glad to have found it. I hope to introduce it to my church as well.
My wife is saying you skipped 103c because it is too difficult, please show her wrong. It is her favorite right now . Blessings to you and your family
Haha I haven’t skipped it! My plan is to do them all, in numerical order. Occasionally I record one that my church will be singing the following Sunday. I will take a look at 103C this week! God bless.
@tjhallett thank you! Also my son would like the cords to 103A when you get a chance.
Wonderful.
Thank you!
Not sure what the musical term is, but I love the psalms like this one and 79A like you did!
Thanks very much! Maybe you mean you like the tunes in the minor key? They both have that in common.
@ that’s exactly it! I love the sound of those minor key psalms!
Is that coat a reference to Matt Papa's look on the "Christus Victor (Amen)”" video?
Hahah I had to look up the video to see who that was! No, total coincidence lol. It is quite a ridiculous shirt, but always good for a laugh!
Hey TJ. Thank you for posting these videos. I look back fondly on the days where you accompanied worship at Covenant. I love your humble heart for worship and musical style. I hope all is well with you and your family!
@@tomwassmer9828 Hey Tom! Thanks for the comment. I’m also grateful for those times. The family is doing well, living in Pueblo. I hope you and Brittany and the kids are doing well too!
Enjoyed the foregrounds. 😂
Hahah I’d forgotten about this! The kids like to contribute to the recordings when they can lol. Psalm 2A and 32A features a fair bit of them too.
If you ever produce an album i would definitely be interested
@@hecvec1172 Thanks very much! Hopefully one day that can be a reality.
O Mein Jesu, Ich Muss Sterben is such a great tune.
@@reformational I agree!
Great!
Wonderful! God Bless!
@@BingoBongo. Thank you for listening!
Lovely Lord's Day eve listening!
Amen!
This was such a blessing to me and my husband! You have a wonderful voice, thank you for recording this!
@@apriloprah2586 Praise the Lord! I’m so glad!
My wife and I sat with our little granddaughter and were blessed by this. Thank you.
@@EssensOrAccidens Praise the Lord!
Hi TJ. What tuning is that?
Hey there! It’s DADAAD. Capo 2.
beautiful! May the Lord continue to bless you with this special gift
Thank you very much! God bless you as well.
I will probably have this song on a loop a lot these days as the shenanigans around the election start happening.
Funny, because it’s true. A very good text to meditate on as the nations rage.