St. Louis Shape Note Singers
Singing in the Sacred Harp tradition since 1985
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A selection of articles from Mary Huffman's Music Herald series
- Early American Psalmody Part 1, Old Slow Church Music
- Early American Psalmody Part 2, Guiding a Sacred Text Through Time
- Early American Psalmody Part 3, The Commonest Motion in English Verse
- Early American Psalmody Part 4, Singing Lustily and With Good Courage
- Early American Psalmody Part 5, Rush On Ye Sons of Harmony
- John Rippon: A Person Unknown
- Samuel Stennett: A Tongue to Spread His Praise
- Lloyd's Primitive Hymns: A Well Adapted Hymn Book
- How Firm A Foundation: Full Trust in the Ways of the Heavenly Father
- Anne Steele: Gentle Strokes of Gods Chastising Hand
- Thomas Clark: Imperfect Strains
- William Kethe: No Unready Rhymer
- Joseph Stennett: Proper and Beautiful Language
- Isaac Watts: Songs Before Unknown
- Hymns in the vernacular: Etlich Christlich Lieder, published in Wittenberg in 1524.
- Excelling in Voice Ear and Taste for Music
- Tunes of the Bay Psalm Book of 1698