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CONTENTS preface 000 1. Aims and Audience 000 2. Ecumenical Audience 000 acknowledgments 000 Prelude Patristic Testimonies 000 Part I The Psalms and the Basic Grammar of Christian Worship 000 1. Personal Address and Dialogic Structure 000 2. Identifying God's Character Through Metaphor and Historical Recitation 000 3. The Ebb, Flow, and Fittingness of Praise and Petition, Gratitude and Lament 000 4. Individual and Communal Speech 000 5. Specificity and Generality in Prayer 000 6. Emotional Engagement and Range 000 7. Image and Poetry in Christian Speech 000 Contents _ ix 9 Witvliet, first pages Friday, November 17, 2006 10:36:41 AM Color profile: Generic CMYK printer profile Composite 140 lpi at 45 degrees Interlude Reformation-Era Testimonies from Luther and Calvin 000 Part II Praying the Psalms in Christian Worship 000 1. Choosing a Psalm 000 Liturgical Criteria 000 canonical order 000 the lectionary and the christian year 000 liturgical elements and types of services 000 Homiletical Criteria 000 Pastoral Criteria 000 2. Choosing a Translation 000 Translations and Paraphrases of the Psalms 000 3. The Liturgical Placement of a Psalm 000 Liturgical Congregations 000 Other Congregations 000 4. Framing the Congregation's Mode of Engagement 000 Psalm Types 000 Contemplation or Prayer 000 Christological Framings of Psalm Texts 000 Canonical Context 000 5. Studying the Psalm 000 Pace 000 Structure 000 Script 000 Poetic Lines 000 Parallelism 000 on reading poetry 000 hebrew poetics 000 x _ contents 10 Witvliet, first pages Friday, November 17, 2006 10:36:41 AM Color profile: Generic CMYK printer profile Composite 140 lpi at 45 degrees 6. Realizing the Psalms: Options for Singing or Speaking 000 Solo Reading 000 printed resources 000 Choral Reading 000 Responsive or Antiphonal Readings 000 Readings with Musical Refrains 000 readings only 000 Chant 000 Psalm Tones and Pointed Text 000 music 000 pointed text 000 Anglican Chant 000 music 000 recordings 000 Gelineau Psalmody 000 recording 000 Plainchant 000 printed resources 000 Responsorial Psalmody (or Psalmody with Congregational Refrains or Antiphons) 000 printed resources 000 jazz settings 000 single authors 000 recorded examples 000 performance suggestions 000 Metrical Psalmody 000 denominational hymnals 000 Contents _ xi 11 Witvliet, first pages Friday, November 17, 2006 10:36:41 AM Color profile: Generic CMYK printer profile Composite 140 lpi at 45 degrees single-author collections 000 historical 000 recorded examples 000 psalm-based solo and choral anthems, organ and instrumental music 000 recordings 000 The Psalms in Contemporary and Emerging Worship, Psalm-Based Scripture Songs, and the Psalms in Popular Music Idioms 000 Basis for Improvised Prayer 000 resources for adapting the psalms for prayer 000 Visual Imagery, Children's Books, Calligraphy 000 Composite Collections of Psalmody 000 Children, Youth, and Intergenerational Worship 000 Selecting from among These Methods 000 Finding Sources 000 Postlude Modern Testimonies 000 appendix: A Brief Set of Exercises for Classroom Use 000 general bibliography 000 xii _ contents
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Bible. O.T. Psalms -- Liturgical use.