Two days ago I posted Ernst Stolz's rendition of Genevan Psalm 46. Today, as we observe the anniversary of the beginning of the Reforma...

Peter Leithart publishes his thoughts on the bloodshed in Nigeria, as Boko Haram continues its persecution of the church in that troubled l...

Is it coincidental that our good friend Ernst Stolz has recorded Psalm 46 only two days before we observe the 495th anniversary of the begi...

Imagine Bach composing a fugue based on Genevan Psalm 47, and this is what it might sound like: Incidentally, this video and yesterday...

Judging from the youtube postings, one would think that the whole population of Hungary is divided into hundreds of thousands of choral gro...

This past monday the Redeemer Faculty Association hosted a retirement gathering for Dr. Jacob Ellens, who came to the university as a histo...

Psalms 42 and 43 were almost certainly a single psalm in the Hebrew. Nevertheless, they are canonically distinct, as reflected in virtually...

This is, of course, one of the best known of the Genevan tunes in the English-speaking world:

Ernst Stolz appears to have turned off the embedding function on his videos, so I will have to content myself with linking to his performan...

Although Poland as a whole did not embrace the Reformation in the 16th century, the country nevertheless managed to produce a metrical psal...

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...