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John Hopkins (fl. 1549-1562) was an English country clergyman and writer of metrical versions of the psalms: his works, in combination with those of [[Thomas Sternhold]] and others, formed the basis of the first metrical psalter to be widely used in the Church of England, ''The Whole Book of Psalms''. The collection was consequently known colloquially as 'Sternhold and Hopkins': it was also later known as the 'Old Version'. | John Hopkins (fl. 1549-1562) was an English country clergyman and writer of metrical versions of the psalms: his works, in combination with those of [[Thomas Sternhold]] and others, formed the basis of the first metrical psalter to be widely used in the Church of England, ''The Whole Book of Psalms''. The collection was consequently known colloquially as 'Sternhold and Hopkins': it was also later known as the 'Old Version'. | ||
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Revision as of 16:26, 8 March 2020
Life
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Biography
John Hopkins (fl. 1549-1562) was an English country clergyman and writer of metrical versions of the psalms: his works, in combination with those of Thomas Sternhold and others, formed the basis of the first metrical psalter to be widely used in the Church of England, The Whole Book of Psalms. The collection was consequently known colloquially as 'Sternhold and Hopkins': it was also later known as the 'Old Version'.
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Settings of text by John Hopkins
- All laud and praise with heart and voice (Thomas Clark)
- All laud and praise with heart and voice (Thomas Ravenscroft)
- Ascribe unto the Lord, therefore (Joseph Key)
- Awake my joy, awake I say (from A Fifth Set of Psalm Tunes) (Thomas Clark)
- Awake my joy, awake I say (from A Ninth Set of Psalm Tunes) (Thomas Clark)
- Be light and glad, in God rejoice (Joseph Key)
- Be light and glad, in God rejoice (William Marsh)
- The God of Gods (Edmund Hooper)
- Great is the Lord, and with great praise (John Smith)
- Great is the Lord, and with great praise (Matthew Cooke)
- Guilford (William Tansur)
- Hackers Hall (William Billings)
- How pleasant is thy dwelling place (George Kirbye)
- I glory in the word of God (John Arnold)
- It is a thing both good and meet (Richard Allison)
- The Lord is our defence and aid (Matthew Cooke)
- Lord, be my judge, and thou shalt see (Thomas Ravenscroft)
- Lord, bow thine ear to my request (Thomas Ravenscroft)
- Lord, number out my life and days (Joseph Key)
- My heart doth take in hand (Thomas Ravenscroft)
- My heart is set to laud the Lord (Joseph Key)
- My soul, praise thou the Lord always (John Alcock Jr.)
- My soul, praise thou the Lord always (John Farmer)
- O come let us lift up our voice (John Wainwright)
- O come, let us lift up our voice (John Mundy)
- O come, let us lift up our voice (Thomas Clark)
- O come, let us lift up our voice (Thomas Ravenscroft)
- O God, my heart prepared is (John Alcock Jr.)
- O God, to mee take heede (Edmund Hooper)
- O Lord, how glorious and how great (Joseph Key)
- O praise the Lord, ye nations all (Anonymous)
- Our God ascended up on high (John Arnold)
- Psalm 33 (Israel Holdroyd)
- Psalm 39 (Israel Holdroyd)
- Psalm 47 (Israel Holdroyd)
- Psalm 90 (Israel Holdroyd)
- Psalm 92 (Israel Holdroyd)
- Put me not to rebuke, O Lord (John Dowland)
- Regard, o Lord, for I complain (Richard Allison)
- Regard, O Lord, for I complain (Thomas Clark)
- Sing ye with praise unto the Lord (Thomas Clark)
- Sing ye with praise unto the Lord (Thomas Ravenscroft)
- Sing ye with praise unto the Lord (Uriah Davenport)
- The God of Gods, the Lord (John Foster)
- Thou, Lord, hast been our sure defense (Thomas Ravenscroft)
- The wicked with his works unjust (Thomas Ravenscroft)
- Ye gates and everlasting doors (John Valentine)
- Ye gates and everlasting doors (Joseph Key)
- Ye people all with one accord (Matthew Cooke)
- Ye righteous in the Lord, rejoice (Thomas Ravenscroft)
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