This is a "lecture-recital" which I gave to the music students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee a while ago. I have added English translations of the Hebrew texts that I sing which are flashed up on the screen, as well as other information.
You need the QuickTime player. It can be downloaded free of charge:
www.apple.com/quicktime
Choose the free player. Apple computers have it preinstalled.
In the player, click on "File" and "open URL" and paste or type in:
https://pantherfile.uwm.edu/corre/public/SefaradPsalms.mov
Be sure to use "Open URL" and not just "Open."
A fast connection is very desirable.
It will take a minute or two to download. If necessary, use the "View" feature until the whole screen is visible. The "Fit to Screen" option, if available, is usually best. You have VCR type controls for rewind, play/pause, and fast forward. You can move the pointer to any part of the presentation, which takes approximately 50 minutes. Adjust the sound to an appropriate level.
The background is a beautiful impressionist shot of the dais of the Recital Hall where I gave the lecture by university photographer Alan Magayne-Roshak.
If you have difficulty, you may have an outdated version of QuickTime. You can update it free from the URL given above. You can also try at a different time of day.