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Tag Archives: Music Notes
Music Notes | The Feast of Christ the King
The Feast of Christ the King was instituted in the Roman Catholic Church by Pope Pius XI in 1925 to remind the faithful of their allegiance to God rather than to earthly rulers (specifically, Mussolini) and was taken up by other … Continue reading
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Tagged 18th-century, Charles Wesley, Christ the King, John Ireland, Music Notes, organ volutary, Samuel Crossman, Second Vatican Council, St John, St Mark, St Matthew, Suite Médiévale
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Music Notes | Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Favorite Hymn No. 9 This week we begin our countdown of favorite hymns of St. David’s, which parishioners selected from a list of hymns best known and best loved in the parish. Our first, ‘I want to walk as a … Continue reading
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Music Notes | Sixth Sunday After Pentecost
The Biblical Canticles – Psalm-like texts from books other than the Book of Psalms – have long formed a part of Morning and Evening Prayer. At the Reformation the Church of England eliminated a series of canticles used in rotation … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Canticles, Book of Common Prayer, Isaiah, Mark Wischkaemper, Music Notes, Pentecost, Robert Herrick, Roman Rite
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Music Notes | Fifth Sunday After Pentecost
This week’s Sequence hymn, ‘How sweet the Name of Jesus sounds’, was written as an exposition of the Song of Songs 1.3, ‘Thy name is an an ointment poured forth’ – but as with many hymns, it is rich with … Continue reading
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Music Notes | Fourth Sunday After Pentecost
‘Christ is made the sure foundation’ was sung on the Fifth Sunday of Easter, since it draws upon the passage from I Peter 2 read then; we sing it again this week in conjunction with Sunday’s fine Collect, which makes … Continue reading
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Music Notes | Third Sunday After Pentecost
Sunday’s Epistle (Romans 6.1–11) comprises St Paul’s fine meditation upon Christ’s death and resurrection and our participation in it through baptism: a text quoted repeatedly in the Prayer Book (it is part of the canticle ‘Christ our Passover’; parts of … Continue reading
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Tagged Engelberg, Finnish folk tune, Music Notes, O Jesus I have promised, Sine Nomine, Vaughan Williams
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Music Notes | Trinity Sunday
Trinity Sunday is sometimes called ‘the only feast that honors a doctrine’, but orthodox Christianity affirms that the Trinity is not just a doctrine, but rather a living reality, the very nature (or our best attempt to understand it) of … Continue reading
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Music Notes | The Day of Pentecost
The Easter Season culminates at Pentecost, which feast commemorates the constitution of Israel as a holy nation, and in Christian understanding, the renewal and radical expansion of this solemn assembly (ekklesia) of those in covenant with the LORD.‘Hail this joyful … Continue reading
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Music Notes | Seventh Sunday of Easter
On the Seventh Sunday of Easter, and until the Day of Pentecost, the Church continues the celebration of the Ascension of Our Lord. ‘Hail, thou once despised Jesus!’, though not explicitly an Ascension hymn, is often associated with this season since … Continue reading
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Music Notes | Ascension Day
The accounts of the Ascension in Luke’s Gospel and Acts of the Apostles put into vivid, physical terms what is already explored in the Epistles to the Ephesians and the Hebrews; these images are echoed in the prayers and psalmody … Continue reading
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