This is to let everyone know that my two presentations on the Psalms took place earlier this month. The first took place at Redeemer Univers...

I have recently posted my freshly composed versification of the ancient Greek hymn, the Phos Hilaron (Φῶς Ἱλαρόν), which is the most ancien...

I recently found this wonderful quote from St. John Chrysostom through one of my current students: If we keep vigil in church, David [the a...

Perhaps it has something to do with my first name, but I have always been fascinated by the biblical book of the Psalms. I grew up singing f...

I have just completed versifications and arrangements for two more psalms: 128 and 88 . The tune for Psalm 128 I first heard more than 30 y...

Last month I mentioned that I had posted Psalm 111 , but I will say a bit more about this psalm now that I have posted 112 as well. Psalms...

Psalms 70 and 80 have now been posted. Psalm 70 is an unrhymed metrical versification set to a tune in the phrygian mode. Since ancient tim...

I have just obtained a copy of the first English-language album by The Psalm Project , titled Psalms Unplugged , which was just released lat...

I have posted a link on both my bibliography and links pages to a pdf file of the Psalms in Hungarian . These versifications were the work o...

It can be found here .

For Christmas this year my beloved wife gave me an old copy of the Lobwasser Psalter , a sturdy little volume that has weathered the centuri...

Chuck Huckaby has expanded his earlier post on the Genevan Psalms for The Worldview Church : Reviving Personal Devotion through use of the ...

I have recently been made aware of The Psalm Project , a group of young Christian musicians in the Netherlands who are rendering the Genevan...

The following Portuguese-language version of Psalm 2 is set to the Genevan tune and begins the same as this CBS rendition , but from there t...

With the gracious permission of Josef du Toit, I have now posted the Afrikaans-Geneefse Psalmboek on our server with a link from the links ...

A Brazilian acquaintance, Guilherme de Carvalho , has drawn my attention to a Portuguese-language article by Lucas G. Freire , titled A igre...

Chuck Huckaby, pastor of St. Andrews Church, Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, recommends a number of resources related to the Genevan Psalter, inclu...

The Afrikaners of South Africa have their origins in a trading post established by the Dutch East India Company in 1652 at the Cape of Good ...

Like the Reformed Presbyterian Church in North America , the Free Church of Scotland has historically allowed only unaccompanied singing of...

Andrew Donaldson mentioned my introductory essay in the web version of The Presbyterian Record : You’ve Got to Listen to This . I have adde...