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Tag Archives: plainchant
The Easter Alleluia
A contemporary of mine from Kelham days – with whom I am very glad to be back in contact – reminded me recently of the singing of the ‘Easter Grail and Alleluia’, ( which I am ashamed to admit that … Continue reading
The music of Advent
Compared with the carols and hymns of Christmas, the music of Advent is less well known. Yet it is among the loveliest – and most singable – of the Church’s year. As part of the restrained liturgy of this … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, carols, Catholic Church, Christmas, Graham Kendrick, Handel's Messiah, liturgy, Music, plainchant
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