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Tag Archives: Catherine Winkworth
Music Notes | Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost
The Collect (Prayer) of the Day appointed for each liturgical occasion can sometimes be easy to overlook, especially in Ordinary Time, when the Collects are rarely thematically related to the appointed lessons, but the body of Collects contains many fine … Continue reading
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Tagged Arnold von Bruck, Beatitudes, Catherine Winkworth, Georg Weissel, Hans Sachs, John Keble, John Newton, Orthodox, Philippians, St Mary the Virgin, William John Hall
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Music Notes | Second Sunday After Pentecost
As we move into the Season after Pentecost, the Revised Common Lectionary offers two ‘tracks’ of Old Testament Lessons for use at the Eucharist. In the current round of the three-year lectionary cycle (of which we are in Year B, … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Winkworth, G.F. Handel, Heinrich Scheidemann, Hermann Schein, J.G. Walther, Johann Crüger, Johann Hermann Schein, Johann Walter, Lupus Hellingck, Martin Luther, Psalm 130
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Music Notes | Advent Lessons & Carols
The modern tradition of services of Lessons and Carols dates from 1880, when an English bishop drew up such a service for use on Christmas Eve in his temporary cathedral church. The structure is inspired by the Office of Matins, … Continue reading
Music Notes | Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost
For notes on ‘Come, thou fount of every blessing’, this week’s installment in St David’s favorite hymns countdown, please see the entry for the second Sunday after Pentecost. Watch the June 14, 2020 service on our YouTube page and navigate … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Winkworth, German hymnists, Henry Williams Baker, Hymn 663, Johann Franck
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Music Notes | Eighth Sunday After Pentecost
Although the composer of Sunday’s anthem, Dieterich Buxtehude, and the author and composer of the hymn and tune upon which it is based (Johann Franck and Johann Crüger, respectively) are important figures in church music, let us look instead at … Continue reading
Music Notes | Second Sunday after Pentecost
Returning to Ordinary Time, we take up Matthew’s Gospel again as the Twelve are sent to proclaim that ‘the kingdom of heaven has come near’ and to ‘cure the sick, raise the dead, cleanse the lepers, cast out demons’. ‘Walte, … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Winkworth, James Quinn, Matthew, Pentecost, Prayer of St. Francis, Savior of the Nations, Spread O spread though mighty Word
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