Even Roman Catholics sing the Genevan Psalms on occasion. Here it is the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, 7 June 2012, beginning w...

Arrangements by Claude Goudimel and Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck:

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The traditional western liturgy prescribes the singing of Psalm 25 on the first sunday of Advent. This particular version is from the Psałte...

This is a live performance of the exquisite Psalm 1 from the Psałterz Dawidów as sung by the Collegium Vocale Bydgoszsz in 2010:

Psalm 81 from the Polish-language David's Psalter is here performed by the Choir of the West Pomeranian Technical University of Szczecin...

My unfailingly thoughtful wife gave me a wonderful gift for Christmas this year: a 230-year-old copy of the 1650 Scottish Psalter. To be p...

Here is a lively performance of Psalm 47 from the Polish-language Psałterz Dawidów:

I thought I had said everything that needed to be said in my review of the Concordia Psalter nine days ago, but now that I am taking a...

Nearly forty years ago, I discovered the practice of daily prayer when I purchased a copy of Herbert Lindemann's The Daily Office in ...

Although this blog is devoted primarily to the singing of metrical psalmody, it is appropriate occasionally to highlight an excellent pros...

A complete Polish-language Psalter using the Genevan tunes is on its way. In the meantime, the first fifty psalms have now been published. T...

Not long ago my good friend Lucas Grassi Freire , who translated my first book into Portuguese, sent me a copy of the Nuwe Psalmberyming , a...

Here is a lovely performance of Psalm 91 from the Psałterz Dawidów of Jan Kochanowski and Mikołaj Gomółka:

Here is a lovely performance of Genevan Psalm 4 in Polish. This is part of the ongoing Psałterz Poznański project.