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Morning Prayer (podcast)
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8 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite I, spoken service, no music
9 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite II, traditional liturgy with expanded language and diverse music designed with young children in mind
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11:15 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite II, traditional liturgy and music
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Tag Archives: Johann Crüger
Music Notes | Twenty-first Sunday After Pentecost
This Sunday Our Lord delivers the third of three instructions in the Gospel of Mark upon the identity of the Christ and upon discipleship, as part of which he foretells his own self-sacrifice. This is paired with the bulk of … Continue reading
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Tagged Babilone, Carl Piutti, Court of Brandenburg, Donald Busarow, Genevan Psalter, Jan Krygaŕ, Johann Crüger, John Brownlie, Louise Henriette, Praxis Pietatis Melica, Princess of Brandenburg, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Ratisbon, Sorbian
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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 | 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