Thomas Sternhold

Life

Born: 1500

Died: 1549

Biography:
Thomas Sternhold was the principal author of the first English metrical version of the Psalms, originally attached to the Prayer-Book.

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Settings of text by Thomas Sternhold

• Blessed art thou that fearest God (John Mundy)
• Even from the depth (William Byrd)
• Give to the Lord, ye potentates (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• I lift my heart to thee (Anonymous)
• I lift my heart to thee (John Mundy)
• I lift my heart to thee (John Valentine)
• I lift my heart to thee (Thomas Clark)
• I set the Lord still in my sight (John Arnold)
• I set the Lord still in my sight (Joseph Key)
• I set the Lord still in my sight (Thomas Clark)
• I will give laud and honor both (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• In God the Lord I put my trust (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• In trouble and adversitie (John Dowland)
• In trouble and in thrall (Giles Farnaby)
• In trouble and in thrall (Joseph Key)
• Judge and defend my cause, O Lord (John Smith)
• Let God arise, and then his foes (Thomas Clark)
• The Lord descended from above (James Lyon)
• The Lord descended from above (Thomas Clark)
• The Lord descended from above (William Billings)
• Lord in thy wrath reprove me not (John Dowland)
• Lord, in thy wrath, reprove me not (John Alcock Jr.)
• Lord, in thy wrath, reprove me not (Thomas Clark)
• Lord, keep me, for I trust in Thee (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• Majesty (William Billings)
• The man is blest that hath not lent (Thomas Clark)
• The man is blest that hath not lent (Uriah Davenport)
• My shepherd is the living Lord (John Foster)
• My shepherd is the living Lord (John Valentine)
• My shepherd is the living Lord (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• My shepherd is the living Lord (Thomas Tomkins)
• O God our Lord how wonderful (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• O God our Lord, how wonderful (Thomas Clark)
• O God, my God, wherefore dost Thou (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• O God, that art my righteousness (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• O God, thou art my righteousness (Thomas Clark)
• O Lord, give ear to my just cause (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• O Lord, how are my foes increased (Anonymous)
• O Lord, how are my foes increased (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• O Lord, send out thy light and truth (Joseph Key)
• Psalm 1 (Israel Holdroyd)
• Psalm 34 (Israel Holdroyd)
• The singers go before with joy (John Arnold)
• The singers go before with joy (Thomas Clark)
• That man is blest whose wickedness (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• That man is blest, that hath not lent (Anonymous)
• There is no God (John Farmer)
• Therefore, ye kingdoms of the earth (Joseph Key)
• Thou art, O Lord, my strength and stay (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• Thus art thou blest that fearest God (John Mundy)
• What is the cause that thou, O Lord (George Kirbye)
• What is the cause that thou, O Lord (John Valentine)
• What thing is there that I can wish (Joseph Key)
• Why did the Gentiles (John Dowland)
• Why did the Gentiles tumults raise (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• Why did the Gentiles tumults raise? (Uriah Davenport)
• With heart and mouth (Edmund Hooper)
• With heart and mouth unto the Lord (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• Within thy paths that are most pure (John Arnold)
• Within thy tabernacle, Lord (Thomas Clark)
• Within thy tabernacle, Lord (Thomas Ravenscroft)
• Ye men on earth, in God rejoice (Uriah Davenport)

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