Here is a nice survey of three liturgical psalters by Presbyterian pastor Matthew Everhard : Here are the links to the three psalters h...

Over the centuries the Hungarians have done wonderful things with the Genevan Psalms. Here is Zoltán Kodály's compelling arrangement of ...

I don't know whether Psalm 150 is my absolute favourite psalm, but it certainly ranks near the top. Here is my rendition of the One-Hund...

Here are two choral performances of Psalm 47, as sung to the English text used by the Canadian Reformed Churches. The second arrangement sou...

Here is my recent performance of Psalm 1 from my ongoing Niagara Psalter project. This one is dedicated to my good friend, Russell David Kos...

I've always thought that this melody carries the feel of the text of Psalm 121 exceptionally well. I would be hard pressed to come up wi...

The Ensemble Sweelinck de Genève sings Psalm 1 in a live performance before an audience, complete with the occasional cough:

The singing isn't polished, but it is earnest and heartfelt. Here are the brothers of Taizé singing Psalm 92 according to the proper Gen...

As many of you know, not quite two months ago, I was laid off from my thirty-year position at Redeemer University College due to financial c...

I found last year's trip to Brazil a most encouraging experience, as it showed the great power of the gospel in the world's fifth la...

As my employment will soon be ending at Redeemer University College, I am currently seeking a new online home for my Genevan Psalter website...

Friends: This is to let you know that, after teaching political science at Redeemer University College for thirty years, I have been let g...

By the time the famous Scottish Psalter was published in 1650, the Genevan tune for Psalm 134 had been renumbered as OLD ONE-HUNDREDTH . The...

A very nice rendition of Psalm 81, notwithstanding the coughing: And a performance of Psalm 114, according to the well-known arrangement ...

The October 2016 issue of National Geographic carries a fascinating article, " I, Too, Am America ," about the African American e...

As a young man, the Polish Reformed Christian Wojciech Bobowski (1610-1675) was abducted by the Tatars and sold to the Ottoman Sultan, whom ...

To observe the recent feast day of St. Benedict of Nursia, First Things reposted this article of mine on its facebook page: The Daily Offic...

One of my articles from two years ago has been published in Portuguese for primarily Brazilian readers: Os Salmos e a Primeira Guerra Mundia...