YouTube channel organized

Over the past two months I have uploaded quite a large number of videos to my @ByzantineCalvinist YouTube channel, mostly guitar performances of the Genevan Psalm tunes and a very few hymns and canticles. But I have also posted videos relevant to my new book, Citizenship Without Illusions. Last week I reorganized the material in my channel, grouping them into playlists devoted to 

• Political Visions and Illusions
• Interviews and conversations
• Commentaries and lectures
• Citizenship Without Illusions
• Hymns for guitar
• The Niagara Psalter, and
  
•  The Genevan Psalter

Some of these playlists include videos from other channels relevant to my work, including reviews of my books and personal interviews. I will be adding more to these lists over time. In the meantime, take a moment to click on some of the links immediately above and see what's on offer.

Liturgy page amended

As visitors to this blog will note, the right sidebar contains several pages devoted to matters related to the Genevan and other psalters. One of these is a page titled LORD'S DAY LITURGY  for Reformed Churches. I have now updated this page by adding several performances of tunes from my YouTube channel, especially the Genevan Psalter playlist. I have also provided two alternative settings of the Decalogue, to be used depending on whether the law is read according to its first or third use. The setting and metrical versification for the Creed are my own.

The Genevan Psalter: YouTube channel

My work at uploading guitar performances of the Genevan Psalm tunes continues apace. The entire playlist can be accessed here: The Genevan Psalter. As of the beginning of 2025 the playlist consists of 63 such performances. Here are two recent uploads:

Psalm 122:

Psalm 149:

Incidentally, I have received a second grant from the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship in support of further editing of my Genevan Psalter collection. I have chosen as a general title, "The Genevan Psalter for Everyone," and will shortly be seeking a publisher. If anyone knows of a possible publisher for my collection, I would be grateful for any suggestions. Thanks in advance.