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Music page update

December 2, 2008 in Religion, Spiritual, choral music, christian, church, community, congregational song, faith, liturgy, music, progressive church, response, sacred music, spirituality, worship, worship planning | Tags: baptism, Book of Common Worship, choral music, community, congregational song, George Herbert, joy, liturgical music, new members, percussion, Presbyterian Church, response, sacred music, Saint Augustine, Thanksgiving, unity, welcome, worship, worship planning | Leave a comment

The music page has been updated with three new pieces:

With Joy and Thanksgiving – a response for the sacrament of Baptism and the Welcoming of New Members

All Shall Be Amen and Alleluia – a joyous setting of a prayer by St. Augustine of Hippo for SATB choir and percussion

Let All the World in Every Corner Sing – a straightforward setting of a classic George Herbert text for unison treble or mixed choir and piano.

Click on over and take a look, and please share with folks who might be interested.

video clips of All Shall Be Amen and Alleluia

December 3, 2007 in Religion, Spiritual, christian, church, classical music, dance, faith, fine arts, improvisation, music, progressive church, sacred music, spirituality, theater, worship | Tags: christian, church, dance, multicultural, music, Religion, sacred music, Saint Augustine, Spiritual, spirituality, theater, video | 1 comment

Here are a few clips from Friday’s rehearsal that I uploaded to YouTube. I wish they were a little longer, but they give a sense of how the music and dance went together.