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Music Notes for 24 July, 2011
We process a lot here at Epiphany. At every service the choir and acolytes and clergy process in and process out. In Lent we chant the Great Litany while processing round and round inside the church… more →
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Classical music Q&A: Edgewood College conductor Albert Pinssonneault discusses The Madison Choral Project, a new professional vocal group, makes its debut this Saturday night with a program celebrating Spring.
wrote 3 days ago: By Jacob Stockinger The Madison Choral Project (below) – a new vocal group on the Isthmus -– will gi … more →
The Sixties, The Sonnets and the Swan of Avon
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wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes, if someone has happened to learn my age, they observe enviously that it must be great to … more →
William Blake - Jerusalem
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wrote 2 months ago: Considered the unofficial anthem of Britain, this song is actually music by Hubert Parry (around 191 … more →
Daily Notes No.3
wrote 2 months ago: Hubert Parry, Sir Charles – I Was Glad Just because I am writing this as the England v. France … more →
Lessons & Carols
wrote 5 months ago: Christmas Lessons & Carols tonight . . . the Church of Saint Michael and Saint George in Clayton … more →
Blake and Jerusalem
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wrote 6 months ago: In its stirring setting by Hubert Parry, William Blake’s Jerusalem furnishes the text of one of Engl … more →
Am I Proud to be British!
wrote 9 months ago: What is it about your country that makes you proud? Today my wonderful friend, Scarlett Rains, has k … more →
Am I Proud to be British! by Amelia Curzon
wrote 9 months ago: This post was first featured on Scarlett Rains Guest Blog Spot 4 August, 2012 I cannot say, hand … more →
Music For Garrett Rooms: Hubert Parry's 'English Lyrics'
wrote 10 months ago: The most detailed account of Rhoda and Agnes Garrett at work as ‘house designers’ is, a … more →
Classical music news: Queen Elizabeth II of England restored trust in the monarchy. The official celebration of her Diamond Jubilee runs today through Tuesday. So here is a march to mark her stately reign and success. What else should be played in her honor?
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wrote 11 months ago: By Jacob Stockinger This is the year when Queen Elizabeth II of England (below) marks her Diamond Ju … more →
Music Monday: "Jerusalem" by William Blake
wrote 1 year ago: One of the reasons I enjoy being a teacher is that, in ways large and small, I can make a positive d … more →
The Primordial Vision and the Re-enchantment of the Land
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wrote 1 year ago: BLEST pair of Sirens, pledges of Heav’ns joy, Sphear-born harmonious Sisters, Voice, and Vers, … more →
Thank You for the Music
wrote 1 year ago: On Sunday 29th January, we bid a fond farewell to our Choir Director, Ian Keatley. Ian Keatley, Dire … more →
Music Notes for 24 July, 2011
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wrote 1 year ago: We process a lot here at Epiphany. At every service the choir and acolytes and clergy process in an … more →
Music Notes 17 July, 2011
wrote 1 year ago: Our church has a graceful bell tower attached to the entrance of the Parish House. It supports one … more →
End of Term Parry Party
wrote 1 year ago: This weekend is our final one before we take a break for summer. At evensong, we’re singing … more →
Music Notes for 10 July, 2011
wrote 1 year ago: The preludes for this morning and the next two Sundays are parts of “Esquisses Byzantines, … more →
Why should I care about the royal wedding?
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wrote 2 years ago: Today is the historic wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. I don’t get it. What is th … more →
Kate Middleton Processional Music
wrote 2 years ago: Here it is folks the processional music for Kate Middleton http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8Dvnos3c … more →
