Psałterz Poznański made it to Polish television three years ago. Andrzej and Agata Polaszek appear on TV MAX performing and discussing their...

Our friends in Poznań, Poland, have posted another performance of Genevan Psalm 16 in their own language: Psalm 16: Chrystus zmartwychwstał!...

This past weekend I was surprised to see a package from Amazon outside our front door. I opened it and was delighted to see a gift from one ...

While the singing of metrical Psalms is often associated with the Reformed tradition, Christians in other traditions are making an effort to...

Miles Coverdale In my last post I examined all the uses in the Psalms of the metaphor rock to refer to God, comparing a standard English tr...

One of the peculiar features of the Greek Septuagint version of the Old Testament (LXX) is the translators' reluctance to use the metaph...

One of the difficulties of metrical psalmody is that, as the text becomes more literal, its expression becomes less straightforward and down...

After a dearth of psalm-singing in Protestant churches for some two centuries, more denominations than ever are producing sung psalters for ...

The Gospel Coalition has just published this article by an Irish biblical scholar named Davy Ellison: Seeing Christ in the Shape of the Psal...

Ten years ago I published a post about how the rise of the rosary in the western church paralleled a decline in praying through the biblical...

This concert was put on three years ago by Mission Timothée to mark the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation. Shortly ther...

Several years ago I acquired a copy of The Psalter According to the Seventy of Saint David the Prophet and King , a lengthy title describing...

I recorded this last year and have just posted it on my YouTube channel: Third Mode Melody, by Thomas Tallis . The tune is from Archbishop M...

We keep returning to the imprecatory Psalms, as various readers have articulated their own approaches to the "problem" they presen...

The following performance of Genevan Psalm 150 uses the arrangement of Paschale de L'Estocart and my own English text, albeit an earlie...

Google Books has posted a copy of Benjamin Williams' Book of Psalms as Translated, Paraphrased, or Imitated by some of the most eminent ...

Here is one more Psalm recorded by Simon Caneparo: Psalm 21 - Domine in fortitudine tua (In Your strength, O LORD) :

We badly need a translation from Hungarian of what looks to have been a fantastic lecture: Dr. Vas Bence: Genfi zsoltárok - Kórus- és lantfe...

During a visit to New Saint Andrews College in 2018, I was privileged to meet and spend time with musician and composer David R. Erb, who wr...

Here is another beautiful rendition of the first Psalm: Blessed is the man . Oddly, it ends on the fifth rather than the tonic.