noun
definition
The singing or the writing of psalms.
definition
A collection of psalms.
verb
definition
To celebrate in psalms.
Examples of psalmody in a Sentence
It consists of reading of Holy Scripture, psalmody, non-liturgical prayer and preaching.
Whether you know the genre as west gallery music or Georgian psalmody or whatever, I hope you will enjoy exploring this site!
Hieronymus Vespasian Kohcowski (1633-1699) was a soldier-poet, who went through the campaigns against the Swedes and Cossacks; he has left several books of lyrics full of vivacity, a Christian epic and a Polish psalmody.
Binney was the pioneer in a much-needed improvement of the forms of service in Nonconformist churches, and gave a special impulse to congregational psalmody by the publication of a book entitled The Service of Song in the House of the Lord.
Catching the impulse from Hilary and confirmed in it by the success of Arian psalmody, Ambrose composed several hymns, marked by dignified simplicity, which were not only effective in themselves but served as a fruitful model for later times.
Reading it through twice, he was confirmed more than ever in the practice of exclusive psalmody.
Many manuscript books of popular psalmody were deliberately destroyed by Victorian reformers.
Gauntlett became organist at Union Chapel and conductor of a psalmody class.