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68 Psalms from the BSW can be sung using CM or CMD:
1A, 3A, 4A, 8AC, 13A, 16ABE, 17AB, 21AB, 23AB, 26AB, 27CD, 28BC, 31A, 32A-D, 34A, 36A-C, 37A, 41AB, 42D, 43A, 46AB, 47A, 48BC, 51B, 52A, 55ABC, 57AB, 60AB, 62ABC, 63BC, 64AB, 66AB, 68F, 69D, 71ABC, 72F, 75AB, 78A-J, 87AB, 99A-H, 95A-C, 96B, 98A, 100B, 105AC-E, 106A-F, 107C-E, 110B, 111A-D, 112A, 115AB, 116AB, 117A, 118ADE, 119EIMOPS, 120AB, 121ABD, 126A, 127A, 128A, 130A, 131A, 133AB, 141B, 142, 147AB, 149B, 150B

Over time it will be possible to learn and use all the melodies that are recommended by the authors of the Book of Psalms for Worship. Until then and to aid the singing of Psalms, a number of alternate melodies are recommended. Some melodies have an EM in front of them, these are ‘Easy Melodies’ which most people will know because they are very popular.

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