For many years now publishers have marketed New Testaments as independent volumes, often with the Psalms appended. There is evidently demand...

I have placed a link in the right sidebar to the Comissão Brasileira de Salmodia (Brazilian Commission of Psalmody, or CBS). This is a tran...

In the run-up to Reformation Day, Johan van Veen posted this article in Dutch: Het geheime wapen van de Reformatie , or The secret weapon of...

I have recently acquired a copy of this book, which I will be using in my prayers during November. Stay tuned for a review in December.

Five-hundred four years ago yesterday, Martin Luther nailed his ninety-five theses to the door of the Schlosskirche in Wittenberg, thus sett...

I recently finished reading Charlotte Mary Yonge's novel, The Heir of Redclyffe , published in 1853 and an influential example of early ...

Sir Philip Sidney (1554-1586) was one of the vaunted heroes of the Elizabethan age who died in battle against Spain in the Netherlands at an...

Last week I dreamt that I was listening to a choir sing Genevan Psalm 150 to Claude Goudimel's arrangement. In the dream I thought it wa...

The Hungarians have done so much over the centuries to maintain the heritage of Genevan Psalmody, even during the four decades of the commun...

Christian Courier has published the story of my recently completed Genevan Psalter project: At last! An excerpt: This more systematic meth...

 I've been thoroughly taken with the Genevan tune for Psalm 35. Here is yet another performance of this psalm by the La Capella Reial D...

 Here are two lovely performances of Genevan Psalm 8 in Hungarian: 01 Gárdonyi Zsolt: 8. genfi zsoltár : Claude Goudimel: 8. genfi zsoltár (...

This morning I was interviewed by the Rev. Uriesou Brito , pastor of Providence Church, Pensacola, Florida, on the subject of my recently co...

I have now updated my page, now titled, G ENEVAN PSALTER PROJECT (1985-2021) , to account for the completion of my 36-year-long project to s...

This week I completed something begun three and a half decades ago. I now have written metrical texts for all 150 Psalms set to their proper...

Within the larger communion of Reformed churches, there are two principal traditions of metrical psalmody, as we have noted before: 1. The G...

For some reason the tune to Psalm 35 has stuck in my head since I set the text to verse last month. It almost sounds as if it could accompan...

Nearly three years ago I posted on The Genevan Psalter's debt to Gregorian chant , noting the similarities between the ancient chant Vic...

In light of the recent Motu Proprio of Pope Francis limiting the use of the extraordinary form of the Latin mass , I thought I would repos...

The Ainsworth Psalter is not well known today, even among aficionados of metrical psalmody. It was brought to Plymouth, Massachusetts, in 16...