Psalters

[simchat_torah]

I absolutely love the Psalters. I know that many of you may not have heard their ecclectic style before, but it is very powerful and moving.

www.psalters.com

shalom,
yafet.

 

[Oblio]

I was going to say, I have the Psalter According to the 70, published by Holy Transfiguration Monastery, but I see that is not what the OP was about ...

 

[simchat_torah]

Psalters... They incorporate what is known as 'temple music'... music that would be traditionally played in the Temple... with modern styles and instruments from all around the world. They call themselves 'pslaters' because they believe they are writing pslams for this generation. Very very passionate music.


Kevin Prosch is a christian worship leader who has worked a lot with messianic groups and his musical styles are also very ecclectic. He and his band have traveled around the world studying methods and techniques from different tribes and cultures and then using their instruments in his worship. Often his music will gain slowly, much akin to modern Emo music, and after the climax/crescendo it will crash into a very emotial, almost crying, state of intimacy.
It's very beautiful... and you can check him out at:

www.kevinprosch.com


I especially love these two bands not only for their musical styles, but also because their music is less focused on dogma/doctrine and more on emotional outpouring and expression.


Shalom and shalom ya'all.
-Yafet.