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There’s nothing wrong with simplicity—so long as the music itself is inspired, memorable, dignified, and singable.
I’ve always loved this variant.
Singers just love this melody!
Some consider this 1910 tome the greatest Episcopalian Hymnal ever printed.
“This spring my chorister program will see the first priest ordained from our former chorister ranks.” —Dr. Tappan
From Los Angeles!
(10 of 50) “Humanity of Christ”
A reader says: “If a verse ends on a question mark, it might make sense to sing the verse that follows.”
Readers have expressed interest in examining my “music list” for this coming Sunday.
“The first breakthrough came in Czechoslovakia where they gave permission to play the organ on Good Friday.” —Father Percy Jones
My children’s choir sang the soprano and alto parts of No. 4 last year…
There’s something irresistible about this tone.
The key ingredient for a good parish music program.
“Upon hearing this, my kids immediately glanced at me with horrified looks on their faces.”
Surely there are more than 1,000.
