Then there is Howard Goodall's lovely musical rendition of the ever popular 23rd Psalm, which provided the theme music for the British t...

Here once again is the Codex Early Music Ensemble giving Psalm 68 another shot:

I'm coming to like the Codex Early Music Ensemble's performances of the Hungarian Psalms. Here are 62 and 47 :

The Hungarians are always coming up with surprisingly different ways to sing the Psalms. Here is the Codex Early Music Ensemble singing Psal...

This is an unusually haunting performance of Genevan Psalms 90 and 91 in Hungarian. János Pálúr is the organist, and Sára Tímár is the solo...

Here is a recently posted recording of Psalm 97 sung in French , which comes from an old monophonic vinyl record released in 1957.

Our new King is descended through his late father from the modern kings of Greece of the Danish Glücksburg line. Thus it is most appropriate...

In February I acquired a copy of the recently republished 1729 version of the Genevan Psalter . This version was adopted by the francophone ...

For the recent coronation of King Charles III, Andrew Lloyd Webber was commissioned to compose an anthem. Here it is below: a sung version o...

I recently spent time with a friend who brought to our meeting an old Dutch-language edition of the Genevan Psalter published in 1776. The t...

I've recently come across the website for the Church Service Society , an organization founded in 1865 to renew worship in the Church of...

I have some great news to share with respect to my ongoing Genevan Psalter project . But first a bit of background. In 2021 and 2022 I recei...

This performance of Zoltán Kodály's arrangement of Psalm 150 took place in July 2022 and was posted last October:

At The Gospel Coalition Trevin Wax has written on What C. S. Lewis Got Wrong About the Cursing Psalms . While Lewis's writings carry ins...

Who could possibly tire of listening to Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck's choral arrangement of Psalm 150 ?

Everyone remembers Martha, the sister of Mary and Lazarus, whom Jesus raised from the dead as recounted in John 11. Although this episode is...

As more and more evangelical protestants are discovering the liturgical riches of the Psalms, new collections of sung psalmody are constantl...

During my visit to Trinity School for Ministry last week, the Very Rev. Dr. Henry L. "Laurie" Thompson III, was kind enough to pre...

Last week I was privileged to speak at two educational institutions in the Pittsburgh area, Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge and Gen...

In recent months I have made the acquaintance of Philippe Lacombe, a Frenchman who maintains a blog devoted to the Genevan Psalter , along w...