Category: Music: General
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Greg Zelek presents “A program of Mostly Bach” at Saint John’s University
EDITOR — Saint John’s Abbey Church to host organist Greg Zelek on Sunday, Sept. 28th!
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Singing with Creation
TIMOTHY BRUNK — Join Villanova University for a free livestreamed concert honoring God’s creation!
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Ars Praedicandi: All Is Vanity
SALLY MESSNER — Even the great Gabriel Fauré knew well the wisdom of Ecclesiastes—that he wouldn’t be remembered.
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Saint John’s Abbey Organ Builders Announces Opus 7
EDITOR — Saint John’s Abbey Organ Builders Announces Opus 7.
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Raising Up Liturgical Leaders
SALLY MESSNER — With fewer trained musicians engaged regularly in church communities, its time to get creative and collaborative about how we engage and support professional training programs and pipelines to those programs so that we can raise up liturgical leaders in ever new ways.
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An Overview of Anglican Liturgical Music: Part III
LIZETTE MILLER — The multi-sensuality of liturgy helps because it is not just words, but also an embodied way of being together, of receiving and participating in the social encounter with God.
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An Overview of Anglican Liturgical Music: Part II
LIZETTE MILLER — Anglicanism from the beginning had both its own peculiar practices, owing to the Sarum liturgy, Benedictine monasticism, the particular cultural milieu of England.
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An Overview of Anglican Liturgical Music: Part I
LIZETTE MILLER — The complicated historical development of liturgy and music within Anglican tradition exhibits, both continuity and diverse evolution.
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Bells Are Ringing
TIMOTHY BRUNK — There is something communal about the ringing of bells and something that transcends communication achieved by propositional statements.