The latest from The Psalm Project, which will be performing at Redeemer University College during their North American tour in January:

An acquaintance has linked me to two excellent psalm renditions performed by an American band called Brother Down: Psalm 13 and Psalm 75 . ...

I have now posted my versification of Psalm 122 and arrangement of its melody . The opening verse is familiar: "I was glad when they s...

I have now posted my versification for Psalm 127 , along with my harmonization of the Genevan tune. The metrical text follows: Unless the l...

My video pages are in desperate need of updating, but until I have the opportunity to do this, here is a version of Psalm 5 beautifully perf...

An acquaintance recently called to my attention two paragraphs from the Second Helvetic Confession , one of the confessional standards of th...

I have just posted my versification for Psalm 38 , along with my arrangement of the tune . This psalm is scarcely less dark than Psalm 88, w...

My Brazilian alter-ego, Lucas Freire , has alerted me to the following volume available via Google Books: All the French Psalm Tunes with En...

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 ...