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THE GENEVAN PSALTER: INTRODUCTION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
SELECTED ANNOTATED DISCOGRAPHY
LORD'S DAY LITURGY for Reformed Churches
GENEVAN PSALTER PROJECT (1985-2021)
THE NIAGARA PSALTER
GOD AS JUDGE: PRAYING THE IMPRECATORY PSALMS
LINKS TO @ByzantineCalvinist YOUTUBE CHANNEL
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30 Sept 2025
At last: a complete Genevan Psalter playlist
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The current project drew on a very few of my earlier recordings of Genevan Psalter tunes, but it began in earnest last November, when I star...
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16 Sept 2025
Brian Wright's Anatomy of the Soul: Psalm 27
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Our friend Brian Wright continues his musical journey through the Psalms, using the texts from the Book of Psalms for Worship set to his ow...
2 Sept 2025
Genevan Psalm 4
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In my guitar journey through the melodies of the Genevan Psalter, my latest performance is of Psalm 4 . This leaves me with only 20 tunes re...
11 Aug 2025
Calvin Seerveld (1930-2025)
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Calvin Seerveld was the longtime senior member in aesthetic philosophy at the Institute for Christian Studies in Toronto. I myself was a ju...
28 Jul 2025
Is the LORD God a sun and shield? A follow up
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After I posted last week on a solar metaphor for God , I looked back at my own metrical versification of Psalm 84 and discovered that I too ...
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25 Jul 2025
Is the LORD God a sun and shield? LXX: perhaps not
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Not long ago I was reading a book that quoted Psalm 84:11: "For the L ORD God is a sun and shield." I have observed in the past t...
15 Jul 2025
The church modes in Scotland and Geneva
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In my previous post , I linked to a choral rendition of Psalm 43 from the Scottish Psalter, as sung to the haunting tune MARTYRS, one of onl...
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9 Jul 2025
Psalm 43 to MARTYRS
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Here is Psalm 43 from the 1650 Scottish Psalter sung to the tune MARTYRS . Note that it is in the Dorian mode, whose use is quite rare among...
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23 Jun 2025
Laurence on the imprecatory Psalms
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Trevor Laurence has published a book titled, Cursing with God: The Imprecatory Psalms and the Ethics of Christian Prayer (Baylor University...
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13 Jun 2025
The Lukan canticles and the Synod of Dort
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Although the Reformed Churches are best known for singing the Psalms, other biblical canticles have played a role in Reformed liturgies in s...
22 May 2025
Psalm 29
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Psalm 29 is a hymn to God's power and might, especially as manifested in natural phenomena. It's possible that the biblical author w...
20 May 2025
Psalm 116 and a young organist
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Who could fail to be inspired by the competence at the organ of a very young Cameron Oostdyk playing Genevan Psalm 116 ? This video was pos...
16 May 2025
Psalm 23 and
Herzliebster Jesu
: A derivative relationship
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The Genevan Psalter provided the basis for several tunes that would come to be matched to unrelated hymn texts. A few of these would be borr...
21 Apr 2025
Three paschal hymns
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My affection for the tradition of German chorales is related to my love for the tunes of the Genevan Psalter, as I've written before in ...
14 Apr 2025
A Holy Week hymn:
O Sacred Head
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During Holy Week, especially Good Friday, western Christians throughout the world sing this beloved hymn, O Sacred Head, Now Wounded . Writt...
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7 Apr 2025
Psalm 11
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I have now added a performance of Genevan Psalm 11 to my YouTube channel and playlist. The full Genevan Psalter playlist now consists of 78...
20 Mar 2025
Lift Up Your Hearts
: a hymnal review
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From 1934 until quite recently, the Christian Reformed Church in North America worshipped with a succession of Psalter Hymnals, the most rec...
13 Mar 2025
Psalm 10
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My Genevan Psalter recording project continues apace with the addition of Psalm 10 . The entire playlist can be found here: The Genevan Psal...
21 Feb 2025
Psalms 28/109
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Given their subject matter, Psalms 28 and 109 are probably among the less sung psalms in the church's liturgy. But the metrical psalte...
13 Feb 2025
Revised New Jerusalem Bible, review
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As a young man raised in a Christian home, I became enamoured of The Jerusalem Bible, a translation based on La Bible de Jérusalem , publish...
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