Susannah Black Roberts: "Singing the Psalms, chanting the Psalms moves the plot of God's kingdom forward." What an intriguing ...

One of the features of language is that it changes over time, usually slowly and incrementally, but sometimes surprisingly quickly, as in th...

This is a plaintive rendition of Psalm 51 (50 by Septuagint numbering) sung in Aramaic by the Trio Mandili. Who could fail to be moved by t...

Singing from the new Dutch versification of the Psalms: Psalm 121 :

Ancient tradition associates Psalm 25 with the First Sunday in Advent. Here is our new friend, the Rev. Detlef Korsen, singing the Genevan v...

I recently heard from the Rev. Jeremy Bullen, of Wallace, Idaho, who alerted me to a website that he has posted devoted to the 1758 revision...

Here is the Gesualdo Consort singing Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck's arrangement of Genevan Psalm 51 :

Here is a brief review of Jesse and Leah Roberts' Everypsalm Psalter, based on the complete digital version of the Psalter found here . ...

Just over a year ago, I called readers' attention to a pandemic-era project of singing through all 150 Psalms with original music under ...

A member of the Lovers of Metrical Psalmody Facebook group alerted us to this metrical psalm performed by the Robert Shaw Festival Singers:...

One more Genevan Psalm auf Deutsch by the Rev. Detlef Korsen:

Here is a group of Indonesian Christians singing Genevan Psalm 99 in their own language. The musical notation is fairly easy to read becaus...

Suzanne Haïk-Vantoura's thesis is controversial and definitely open to question, but it is intriguing to think that her theory may have...

Here is one more psalm performed very nicely by the Rev. Detlef Korsen:

Ever since Ambrosius Lobwasser (1515-1585) first rendered the Genevan Psalms in German, speakers of that language have sung from this histo...

Although the tradition of metrical psalmody is more associated with the Reformed than with the Lutheran tradition, Martin Luther himself pen...

I've been listening quite a bit to the new CD of music from the Psałterz Poznański. Here are two psalms posted on the Cithara Sanctorum ...

Last month I wrote of meeting and spending time with Andrzej Polaszek , a Reformed pastor from Poznań, Poland, during his visit to North Ame...

Here is a very fine article at Anglican Compass on How to read the Psalms for all they're worth , by W. David O. Taylor, a theologian at...

The Free Church of Scotland faithfully continues its longstanding practice of singing the biblical Psalter. Here is the Scottish Psalter...