Coinciding with the publication of the new edition of Cântările Psalmilor , Psalmii Cântați has posted several new recordings of some of the...

I recently came across a five-year-old article on the 16th-century Sternhold & Hopkins Psalter, which was used in the English churches f...

Along with the copy of Goudimel's arrangements of the Genevan Psalms , I received as well a copy of a new psalter and hymnal, Treasury o...

Over the past not quite two weeks, the world has witnessed the grandest of ceremonial and pageantry in honour of Her Late Majesty the Queen...

This week I received in the post a package from my friend Michael Owens containing among other things, a ring-bound copy of The Genevan Psa...

If you speak or understand one of the western Romance languages, you may be able to make sense of much of this video , introducing this impr...

Today a service of remembrance was held at St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, for Her Majesty the Queen. Because St. Giles is a congregation of...

A conference devoted to singing the Psalms will take place in Oradea, Romania, on 30 September and 1 October 2022. Here is Jonathan Hunt iss...

Psalmii Cântați has posted another Romanian-language Psalm. This one is the very first, and it's a lovely rendition: Psalmul 1 cântat de...

We know that Czech protestants once sang the Genevan Psalms, as indicated in a psalter and hymnal dated 1900 which I purchased in Prague in ...

I found this blog via Twitter and thought I should link to it from my blog: Psautier de Genève . It is operated by Philippe Lacombe, who has...

This was posted on the Psalmii Cântați YouTube channel a year ago. It's a Romanian-language versification of Psalm 150 set to the Genev...

Yes, even the Christians of Romania, a largely Orthodox Christian country whose people speak a Romance language, sing metrical psalms. At ri...

I have been participating in a discussion on The Heidelblog below a post titled, The Ecstatic Companionship Of The Psalms . The post itself...

Psalm 2 sung in French according to the arrangements of Claude Goudimel and Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck.

Along with the 150 Psalms, the Scottish Psalter of 1650 also contains 67 metrical paraphrases from elsewhere in the Scriptures. These have b...

In Romania one is far more likely to hear the Genevan Psalms sung in the Hungarian language, but here is Psalm 42 sung beautifully in Roman...

We used to sing this version of Psalm 24 in our church, especially on sundays when the Lord's Supper was celebrated:

This revised collection comes in a paperback form with a deep burgundy cover. Unlike the first edition, it contains all the melodies as well...