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The goal of the videos and resources on this page is to encourage you to sing at home and give you the tools to do so. Explore the videos, playlists, and additional resources available here to supplement your book.

A 30 Day Schema for Praying the Psalms

David Clayton provides a schema for singing all 150 psalms over 30 days using Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles.
Alternative Ways to Sing the Choral Chants

Want to sing something simpler, especially while you use Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles? David Clayton, Andrew Goldstein, and guest musician Grant Reddoch sing this delightfully simple version of chanted prayer and teach you to do the same.
How to Point and Sing a Text

What is pointing, and how do you use this transferrable skill to sing any psalm, in any translation you prefer? David Clayton teaches how to point a psalm, such that you can sing from Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles, or any other psalter.
Psalm Tone Allocation

David Clayton offers insights on how to select a psalm tone for each psalm as you sing from Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles.
About the Translation

David Clayton offers insights on the Coverdale translation, which is the translation used for the psalms and canticles found in Musica Domestica: Psalms and Canticles.
A Stepwise Method for Introducing Psalm Tones

Co-authors David Clayton and Andrew Goldstein walk you through the many methods of singing the psalms that are presented in Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles.
Why Pray the Psalms?

David Clayton discusses chanting psalmody in the home and how Psalms sit at the height of sung prayer in the home.
David Clayton Teaches the Psalms at Benedictine College

Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles teaches you how to point psalm texts and begin singing them with just a single Gregorian tone. To demonstrate this method and the various ways a group might sing, we offer this lecture — courtesy of Benedictine College — as a guide.