More from Tim Nijenhuis, this time Psalm 103:

A men's choir sings Psalm 119 at a church in Doesburg, Netherlands, accompanied by flute, oboe, violins and piano. The words are from th...

I met the composer of this very fine fugue based on Psalm 119 at The Psalm Project's concert the other evening:

The Psalm Project's tour of North America continues. They performed last evening at Redeemer University College, and there is still time...

My versification of Psalm 23 is one of the first ones I wrote back in the mid-1980s. I have now posted another alternative versification t...

I have posted a second video at the ByzantineCalvinist youtube channel:

The count continues as Ernst Stolz has now posted Psalm 9:

The BBC reports on Gaelic psalm-singing in the Isle of Lewis. Oddly, the reporter misfires at the outset with an obviously inappropriate ref...

I've finally established my own youtube channel, ByzantineCalvinist . Here is the first video I've posted, which contains my arrange...

The psalm posted yesterday was performed by early music artist Ernst Stolz , whose youtube channel is worth exploring. Here is his performa...

And here is a recently posted performance of the first Psalm:

More from Ali Ufki, Sarband and Chorakademie Dortmund, complete with whirling dervishes:

Some of us will remember the remarkable song-writer of the late 1960s and early '70s, Jimmy Webb , whose Wichita Lineman and Up Up and ...

Katalin Szvorák and Péter Pejtsik give Psalm 42 something of a Celtic flavour, with a slightly modified melody line in the mixolydian mode, ...

We are given to understand that many religions have something akin to prayer beads to assist the devout in saying their prayers. The rosary ...

I will not cross-post it here, because it is not entirely on-topic, but I will link to this short piece for those with a more general intere...

During the 16th century one of the areas of strength for the Reformation was the south of France. Here a distinctive romance language was (a...