- are
taken from
medieval service books, with only
minor changes to the
order in
which they appear.
Examples of
music for
choral evensong Preces & responses...
- Jebb's 1843
enquiry into
Anglican choirs found that in Cambridge, the
Choral Service has
suffered mutilation in
every place where it is retained. King's...
- tatters".
Additional to its
extensive commitment in the
provision of
choral services, the
choir is
known to a wide
public through many recitals, recordings...
- chorus,
meaning 'a
dance in a circle') is a
musical ensemble of singers.
Choral music, in turn, is the
music written specifically for such an
ensemble to...
- encomp****ed by the cathedral’s
Choral Foundation, led by the
Cathedral and
Diocesan Director of Music.
Choirs which are part of the
Choral Foundation include: Cathedral...
- is the only
cathedral in
Scotland to
maintain a
tradition of
daily choral services, for most of the year, with
choristers drawn from its own
choir school...
-
Choral Evensong is the BBC's longest-running
outside broadcast programme. The
programme is a
broadcast of the
Anglican service of
Choral Evensong (sung...
- chanted) and
Evening Prayer (called Evensong,
especially when
celebrated chorally),
usually following the Book of
Common Prayer. As in
other Christian traditions...
- Chantry.
FATHER ESCORTS THE
BRIDE Beautiful Floral Decorations and a Full
Choral Service--Reception at
Woodward Home". The New York Times. 13 June 1929. Retrieved...
- harmonium. With the aid of the
harmonium Dodgson introduced daily choral services, even
though at the time
there was no church. He
noted that the daily...
