"...be filled with the Spirit,
speaking to one another in psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs;
singing, and making melody in your heart to the Lord;"
Ephesians 5:18-19 WEB
Some Bible scholars say that occasionally the Psalms (or other scriptures) were spoken or read aloud to the listening audience; sometimes accompanied by a stringed instrument, and sometimes this was in the form of an antiphonal or responsorial reading. Likewise, we today can enhance our worship experience through similar methods such as readers' theater, choral readings, and responsive readings. These formats provide an alternate format for reading scripture and praising God.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church I attend sometimes uses these formats and I have found them to give a very meaningful dimension to the worship service. We also include them occasionally in family worships to add variety.
Readers' Theater (number of readers is in parentheses)
Psalm 92 - A Song for the Sabbath (4)
Psalm 27 - Wait for Yahweh (4)
Psalm 19 - The Heavens declare the Glory of God (4)
Isaiah 40 - Comfort My People (3)
Heaven - selected verses from Revelation 21 & 22 (4)