More than a century ago, Englishman Henry Alexander Glass happened upon an old copy of the Tate and Brady metrical psalter dated 1771 in a...

The twenty-ninth Psalm brims with excitement, or at least it should. Its author appears to have been caught in an especially violent thunde...

One of the drawbacks of versified psalmody is that it may reflect too much the prejudices of the versifier and not enough the biblical text...

If the Genevan Psalter is less well known in the English-speaking world than it deserves to be, the 17th-century Psalter of Cornelius Becke...

I have recently posted versifications and harmonizations for Psalms 30 , 76 and 145 . Psalm 30 was perhaps written by someone who had r...

This was published today in Comment , the daily publication of Cardus : Just before the dawn of the recording industry, popular songs wer...

Here are four samples of psalm-singing worth posting. I am constantly amazed and heartened that, after four decades of communism, the chu...

Here is another useful link for those with an interest in sung psalmody: The Psalms of David Sung A cappella . The website has been put toge...

The United Reformed Churches in North America (not to be confused with the vastly different United Reformed Church across the pond) began...

Russell Stutler is a Christian residing in Japan who loves the biblical psalter and has posted Three ways to sing the Psalms . Included is...

I had not heard of a chest organ before now, but here is a young man playing three Genevan Psalm tunes on this 17th-century instrument. The ...

Ernst Stolz has rectified his apparent omission by recording and posting Psalm 22. Unlike his other recordings, this one features a bariton...

Stolz is picking up his pace a bit and has now recorded Psalm 24, whose tune is, of course, identical to that of Psalms 62, 95 and 111. He h...

Ernst Stolz is recording the psalms in order, which brings him now to the 21st:

I have just uploaded my performance of Psalm 1:

Compared to the lively and irregular metres of the Genevan Psalter, the Scottish Psalter's ubiquitous common metre texts can seem monoto...

This is a soulful arrangement and performance of Psalm 121, a favourite of many believers down through the ages. I don't know who is per...