Genevan Psalter: Psalm 17 in a setting by Goudimel 1564

Loys Bourgeois 1551
Psalm 17
1551 edition
Based on the introduction of this psalter "Pseaumes octantetrois de David" we can conclude that the supervising composer of this edition was Louis Bourgeois. It is not exactly clear how many of the melodies were actually composed by him, but it is generally assumed that most of the new additions were from his hand.
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some dates:
1522 First Dutch New Testament
1526 First complete Dutch Bible
1530 The English Parliament declares Henry VIII "ecclesiastically supreme" and he becomes "Protector and Supreme Head of the English Church"
1530 English Psalter
1552 Les Pseaulmes de David
1569 First Spanish Bible
source:
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Jan van der Heyden -paintings
Churches in Amsterdam, Veere and Delft
(Here too I here a (high) b4 at the final chord in the first setting, but it is not there)
ernst stolz - viols recorders and organ

[@ByzantineCalvinist]

The same as Psalm 70. Very nice.

[@sandyhackney]

Lovely on our misty morning.

[@isbjornene]

Lovely performance. Perfect tempo. Thank you for this. This melody also used for Psalm 63. Who are the performers or are you voicing over?

[@hwang867]

This tunes help me to remind psalm.