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218 settings in 3 parts:
- Harwood: Oh how blest the Man whose ear (lyrics set to Vital Spark of Heav'nly Flame) (Psalm 1)
- Cooke: Why thus enrag'd ye Tribes profane? (Psalm 2:1-5)
- Parsons: Thy Will, great Father, I obey (Psalm 2:6-9)
- Richard Worgan: Ye kings, from error's sleep arise (Psalm 2:10-12)
- Cooke: Behold My God (Psalm 3:1-5)
- Hayes: Defender of my rightful cause (Psalm 4:1-4)
- Webbe: I hear a hopeless train demand (Psalm 4:5-7)
- Cooke: The Words That From My Lips Proceed (Psalm 5:1-6)
- Webbe: Behold me by a troop enclosed (Psalm 5:7-11)
- Cooke: O spare me Lord nor o'er my head (Psalm 6:1-4)
- Hayes: O save me, Lord, and to my foes (Psalm 7:1-5)
- Parsons: Rise, mightiest Lord, triumphant rise (Psalm 7:6-9)
- Shield: To God, my soul, for help repair (Psalm 7:10-14)
- Webbe: Immortal King, through earth's wide frame (Psalm 8:1-5)
- Stevens: Lord, what is man, that in thy care (Psalm 8:5-8)
- Dupuis: Warmed to its inmost depth, my breast (Psalm 9:1-7)
- Callcott: Come, ye who in the dangerous hour (Psalm 9:8-13)
- Webbe: Low in the pit for others made (Psalm 9:14-19)
- Richard Worgan: Say, Lord, why thus thy aiding power (Psalm 10:1-6)
- Osborne Wight: The sinner's lips, with curses fraught (Psalm 10:7-12)
- Shield: What eyes like thine, eternal Sire (Psalm 10:15-20)
- Cooke: On God My Steadfast Hopes Rely (Psalm 11:1-3)
- Parsons: O help me, Lord; for none I see (Psalm 12:1-6)
- Callcott: Pure are thy words, almighty Lord (Psalm 12:7-9)
- Cooke: How long shall I, my God, in vain (Psalm 13)
- Callcott: Behold the fool, whose heart denies (Psalm 14:1-4)
- Shield: O say what ignorance could blind (Psalm 14:5-9)
- Cooke: Who shall tow'rd thy chosen seat (Psalm 15:1-3)
- Dupuis: Father of all, my soul defend (Psalm 16:1-6)
- Stevens: Thee let me bless, the faithful guide (Psalm 16:7-11)
- Cooke: To thee the judge (Psalm 17:1-5)
- Hayes: Rich in my spoils, with murth'rous hate (Psalm 17:6-9)
- Stevens: Blest object of my soul's desire (Psalm 18:1-6)
- Shield: My words, as grieved to God I pray (Psalm 18:6-9, 16)
- Stevens: God to his car the cherub joined (Psalm 18:10-15)
- Dupuis: God in my rescue from the skies (Psalm 18:16-22)
- Hayes: Thy ways to ours conform: in thee (Psalm 18:23-28)
- Parsons: What God but thee shall Israel know (Psalm 18:29-35)
- Osborne Wight: Blest Lord! 'twas thy resistless pow'r (Psalm 18:36-41)
- Shield: Blest be the living God, whose aid (Psalm 18:42-45)
- Anonymous: God the heav'ns aloud proclaim (Psalm 19:1-7)
- Pleyel: Warmth and life each thankful heart (Psalm 19:8-14)
- Cooke: Blest Instructor, from thy ways (Psalm 19:15-19)
- Cooke: May he who heaven and earth obey (Psalm 20:1-5)
- Hayes: I see, I see th'Almighty shed (Psalm 20:6-10)
- Callcott: By thy unwearied strength upheld (Psalm 21:1-5)
- Dupuis: Thou, Lord, shalt find each latent foe (Psalm 21:6-10)
- Cooke: My God my God O tell me (Psalm 22:1-6)
- Parsons: Thine, mightiest Father, thine I am (Psalm 22:7-13)
- Webbe: A hostile throng, who thee despise (Psalm 22:14-19)
- Osborne Wight: I joy, O Lord, thy honoured name (Psalm 22:20-26)
- Dupuis: Maker of all! through every land (Psalm 22:27-31)
- Webbe: Lo! my Shepherd's hand divine (Psalm 23:1-3)
- Robert Broderip: Earth, big with empires, to thy reign (Psalm 24:1-6)
- Cooke: Lift, lift your heads, each hallowed gate (Psalm 24:7-10)
- Hayes: To thee, great God, my soul shall rise (Psalm 25:1-5)
- Callcott: Good, Lord, and just art thou; thy love (Psalm 25:6-9)
- Osborne Wight: Ye souls that to his fear incline (Psalm 25:10-13)
- Dupuis: Wrapped in the hostile snare I lie (Psalm 25:14-19)
- Stevens: Be thou my judge: thy searching eyes (Psalm 26:1-4)
- Haydn: How oft, instinct with warmth divine (Psalm 26:5-8)
- Webbe: Thou, Lord, my safety, thou, my light (Psalm 27:1-3)
- Hayes: One wish, with holy transport warm (Psalm 27:4-8)
- Tattersall: O hear me, Lord; on thee I call (Psalm 27:9-14)
- Dupuis: Instruct me, Lord, thy path to know (Psalm 27:15-18)
- Stevens: God, my strength, to thee I pray (Psalm 27:1-3)
- Cooke: Let me, (for with pitying ear) (Psalm 28:4-5)
- Callcott: Sing, ye sons of might, O sing (Psalm 29:1-6)
- Parsons: Now the bursting clouds give way (Psalm 29:7-11)
- Shield: To thee, great ruler of the skies (Psalm 30:1-5)
- Osborne Wight: O Lord, as pleased I looked around (Psalm 30:6-10)
- Smith: Lord, for on thee supported stand (Psalm 31:1-4)
- Atterbury: God of my strength, the wise, the just (Psalm 31:5-10)
- Shield: The guilt that in my thought revolves (Psalm 31:11-15)
- Arnold: O let thy presence on me beam (Psalm 31:16-20)
- Haydn: Blest be the name of Jacob's God (Psalm 31:21-24)
- Dupuis: How blest the man whose conscious grief (Psalm 32:1-6)
- Hayes: My humbled soul its crimes shall own (Psalm 32:7-11)
- Arnold: Come, from thy God instruction learn (Psalm 32:12-15)
- Osborne Wight: Ye saints, to you the task belongs (Psalm 33:1-2)
- Parsons: God's words eternal truth has sealed (Psalm 33:3-5)
- Webbe: Their counsels vain the heathen tribes (Psalm 33:6-7)
- Smith: Wide o'er the sons of earth his eye (Psalm 33:8-11)
- Callcott: Thee will I thank, and day by day (Psalm 34:1-4)
- Atterbury: Behold a heart with woes oppressed (Psalm 34:5-9)
- Cooke: Ye children, come; my precepts hear (Psalm 34:10-13)
- Parsons: With suppliant voice, in each distress (Psalm 34:14-19)
- Callcott: Do thou, just God, my cause defend (Psalm 35:1-2)
- Hayes: My foes, O Lord, with causeless hate (Psalm 35:3-4)
- Richard Sampson: A prey to want, oppressed with wrong (Psalm 35:5-6)
- Arnold: Dissolved in tears, with languor worn (Psalm 35:7-8)
- Dupuis: How long wilt thou, my God, how long (Psalm 35:9-10)
- Webbe: Lord, thou th'oppressor's rage hast seen (Psalm 35:11-13)
- Osborne Wight: Behold the wretch, in error lost (Psalm 36:1-3)
- Stevens: Thy mercy, Lord, to heav'n extends (Psalm 36:4-9)
- Smith: Lord, may the souls who thee have known (Psalm 36:10-12)
- Callcott: Let not the sinner's wealth or might (Psalm 37:1-4)
- Shield: See, from their dwelling torn, th'unjust (Psalm 37:5-6)
- Atterbury: Gnashing his teeth, the fool prepares (Psalm 37:7-11)
- Thomas Danvers Worgan: Who know not thee, great God, to dread (Psalm 37:12-15)
- Richard Cooke: From ill recede, to good incline (Psalm 37:16-19)
- Hayes: Wait on thy God, observe his ways (Psalm 37:20-23)
- Arnold: O spare me, Lord, nor o'er my head (Psalm 38:1-5)
- Dupuis: Behold my heart with anguish torn (Psalm 38:6-11)
- Parsons: Thou know'st the tenor of my prayer (Psalm 38:12-17)
- Osborne Wight: My steps discretion's rules shall guide (Psalm 39:1-8)
- Webbe: Where, Lord, shall I my refuge see? (Psalm 39:9-14)
- Stevens: To thee, great God, my knees I bend (Psalm 39:15-17)
- Callcott: With patient hope my God I sought (Psalm 40:1-3)
- Smith: No sacrifice thy love can win (Psaln 40:4-6)
- Shield: The faithful witness to thy fame (Psalm 40:7-9)
- Atterbury: Haste to thy servant's rescue, haste (Psalm 40:10-12)
- Stevens: Blest who with generous pity glows (Psalm 41:1-4)
- Cooke: O let me, Lord, thy mercy share (Psalm 41:5-11)
- Haydn: Maker of all! Be thou my guard (Psalm 41:12-16)
- Osborne Wight: As pants the hart for cooling springs (Psalm 42:1-8)
- Dupuis: When various griefs beset my soul (Psalm 42:9-12)
- Hayes: God of my strength, attend my cry (Psalm 42:13-16)
- Arnold: O weigh me, Lord, in equal scale (Psalm 43:1-7)
- Parsons: Taught by our sires, great God, our ear (Psalm 44:1-3)
- Webbe: Thee, Lord, our King, and thee alone (Psalm 44:4-6)
- Smith: Thy wonted aid, great God, withheld (Psalm 44:7-10)
- Shield: Though torn with grief, with dread oppressed (Psalm 44:11-16)
- Atterbury: My heart its noblest theme has found (Psalm 45:1-6)
- Cooke: O God, through ages lasts thy throne (Psalm 45:7-12)
- Richard Worgan: Imperial Tyre, that, throned on high (Psalm 45:13-19)
- Hayes: On thee, great ruler of the skies (Psalm 46:1-3)
- Arnold: Behold fair Sion's blest retreat (Psalm 46:4-8)
- Dupuis: O come, behold a scene of dread (Psalm 46:9-12)
- Robert Broderip: Arise, ye people, clap the hand (Psalm 47:1-4)
- Parsons: Sing to our God; in loudest strain (Psalm 47:5-9)
- Shield: Great is our God; with warmest zeal (Psalm 48:1-5)
- Callcott: Lord, what our ears long since have known (Psalm 48:6-9)
- Stevens: Let Sion's heav'n-devoted mount (Psalm 48:10-13)
- Smith: Ye nations, hear! ye sons of earth (Psalm 49:1-3)
- Webbe Jr.: Why should my soul with anxious dread (Psalm 49:4-7)
- Atterbury: Thou seest the man, in wisdom's school (Psalm 49:8-13)
- Cooke: Ye just, exulting, lift your eyes (Psalm 49:14-20)
- Haydn: The Lord, th'almighty monarch, spake (Psalm 50:1-6)
- Hayes: With humblest awe, my people hear (Psalm 50:7-14)
- Arnold: Thou wretch, by discipline unawed (Psalm 50:15-21)
- Osborne Wight: Ye souls forgetful of my fear (Psalm 50:22-23)
- Arnold: O Lord, whose mercies' vast amount (Psalm 51:1-8)
- Parsons: O turn, great Ruler of the skies (Psalm 51:9-14)
- Cooke: No victims, Lord, in solemn rite (Psalm 51:15-19)
- Webbe: Why, tyrant, boasts thy heart the power (Psalm 52:1-4)
- Smith: The just, with thankful awe possessed (Psalm 52:5-8)
- Callcott: Behold the fool, whose heart denies (Psalm 53:1-4)
- Shield: O say what ignorance could blind (Psalm 53:5-9)
- Stevens: Thy name my stedfast heart avows (Psalm 54:1-3)
- Handel: O hear my voice, all-potent Sire (Psalm 55:1-5)
- Atterbury: Lord, smite my foes, divide their tongue (Psalm 55:6-11)
- Cooke: God, as with fervent lips I pray (Psalm 55:12-19)
- Smith: O reach me, Lord, thy aiding power (Psalm 56:1-4)
- Hayes: My grief to thine observing eye (Psalm 56:5-8)
- Shield: Thy mercy, Lord, amidst my woes (Psalm 57:1-4)
- Arnold: The lions round me roar aloud (Psalm 57:5-8)
- Dupuis: My heart is fixed, almighty Sire (Psalm 57:9-14)
- Webbe: Ye whose lips the cause decide (Psalm 58:1-4)
- Parsons: Smite, great God, the lions' cheek (Psalm 58:5-9)
- Callcott: Th'impending storm, my God, assuage (Psalm 59:1-5)
- Harington: Rock of my strength, to thee on high (Psalm 59:6-8)
- Stevens: Strike, Lord, O strike the needful blow (Psalm 59:9-11)
- Smith: Repulsed, dispersed, chastised by thee (Psalm 60:1-5)
- Atterbury: God's truth shall ne'er forget to guard (Psalm 60:6-10)
- Cooke: Behold us, Lord, oppressed with woe (Psalm 60:11-13)
- Shield: Oppressed with grief, in exile lost (Psalm 61:1-5)
- Haydn: Long life shall Israel's king behold (Psalm 61:6-8)
- Parsons: My soul in God its rest has found (Psalm 62:1-4)
- Hayes: Thee, Lord, my glory, thee alone (Psalm 62:5-8)
- Robert Broderip: Thou art my God; to thee my eyes (Psalm 63:1-4)
- Arnold: Thou moon, be witness if my bed (Psalm 63:5-8)
- Dupuis: Thine ear, thou Majesty divine (Psalm 64:1-6)
- Callcott: Ah! whither shall the murderers fly? (Psalm 64:7-10)
- Parsons: Thee Sion's praise, O Lord, attends (Psalm 65:1-3)
- Richard Sampson: Let Israel's tribes, their foes o'erthrown (Psalm 65:4-6)
- Webbe: Thou teachest, Lord, the grateful soil (Psalm 65:7-9)
- Dupuis: Ye sons of heav'n, in God rejoice (Psalm 66:1-4)
- Stevens: O come and view with reverent thought (Psalm 66:5-8)
- Smith: Ye nations all, of various tongue (Psalm 66:9-13)
- Atterbury: Lo, to thy dome, my God and King (Psalm 66:14-18)
- Cooke: May God His Fav'ring Ear (Psalm 67)
- Thomas Danvers Worgan: Let God arise, and let his foes (Psalm 68:1-3)
- Hayes: Your songs for Israel's God prepare (Psalm 68:4-7)
- Arnold: O Lord, when o'er th'extended waste (Psalm 68:8-11)
- Callcott: Heav'n's mighty monarch gave the word (Psalm 68:12-16)
- Richard Sampson: No more, O Basan, vaunt thy height (Psalm 68:17-22)
- Webbe: To God, our ever-constant aid (Psalm 68:23-28)
- Shield: My God, my King, with joyful view (Psalm 68:29-32)
- Stevens: Strong in thy God, O Israel, rise (Psalm 68:33-38)
- Smith: God o'er the skies, in awful state (Psalm 68:39-42)
- Parsons: To thee I call; O haste thee near (Psalm 69:1-3)
- Atterbury: Behold my foes, around me spread (Psalm 69:4-6)
- Cooke: O let not, heav'nly Lord, thine aid (Psalm 69:7-12)
- Haydn: O let me in th'accepted hour (Psalm 69:13-17)
- Hayes: Thine ears have heard each insult keen (Psalm 69:18-24)
- Arnold: Let all, whose hearts no warnings bend (Psalm 69:25-28)
- Dupuis: Ye meek, who seek God's saving aid (Psalm 69:29-31)
- Callcott: Haste to my aid, my Saviour, haste (Psalm 70:1-3)
- Harington: On thee, O God, with steady frame (Psalm 71:1-7)
- Webbe: O let me not, almighty friend (Psalm 71:8-13)
- Shield: Thy mercies, Lord, all praise surmount (Psalm 71:14-18)
- Stevens: How great thy power, thy works how great (Psalm 71:19-24)
- Dupuis: Instruct, great God, the kingly heart (Psalm 72:1-4)
- Smith: Thy fear succeeding times shall own (Psalm 72:5-9)
- Atterbury: Before Messiah's presence meet (Psalm 72:10-14)
- Cooke: Lift to the mountain's height your eyes (Psalm 72:15-19)
- Richard Worgan: Yes, mightiest Lord, my soul has known (Psalm 73:1-4)
- Hayes: Forbid the general lot to share (Psalm 73:5-8)
- Arnold: Untaught to scan thy wise decree (Psalm 73:9-13)
- Parsons: My heart, awhile by grief assailed (Psalm 73:14-19)
- Cooke: Such woes, in error's fetters chained (Psalm 73:20-26)
- Callcott: O thou, whose hand has Israel led (Psalm 74:1-7)
- Webbe: Along the violated dome (Psalm 74:8-14)
- Shield: Thee from of old my King I see (Psalm 74:15-22)
- Stevens: Parent of nature! God supreme (Psalm 74:23-28)
- Smith: Thy name, immortal God, thy name (Psalm 75:1-4)
- Atterbury: Shall power, to east or west inclined (Psalm 75:5-9)
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