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In commencing the Gloria in excelsis the same rule should be observed as with the Creed.
231. The Blessing is usually inflected. It may be followed by an Amen a little more elaborate than the single cadence, though not so extended as the sevenfold. Many beautiful threefold Amens are available.
232. As in the daily offices so with the great central service of Christian worship, the musical rendering should be one connected whole, each part leading naturally and consistently to the next The custo...m of making selections from different composers for use at one service is not to be commended, and it should be obvious that if certain parts are sung, there are others which ought also to be sung if we are to obtain a balanced and complete result.
CHAPTER VIII WHAT MUSIC TO USE 233. THE store of music available for church use is now so vast that the difficulty often is to know what to omit rather than what to include. In selecting from it there are certain representative and standard works that are expected to be heard almost everywhere, but outside these is so much that is good and worthy of use that it would be impossible for one Church to give it all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In commencing the Gloria in excelsis the same rule should be observed as with the Creed.
231. The Blessing is usually inflected. It may be followed by an Amen a little more elaborate than the single cadence, though not so extended as the sevenfold. Many beautiful threefold Amens are available.
232. As in the daily offices so with the great central service of Christian worship, the musical rendering should be one connected whole, each part leading naturally and consistently to the next The custo...m of making selections from different composers for use at one service is not to be commended, and it should be obvious that if certain parts are sung, there are others which ought also to be sung if we are to obtain a balanced and complete result.
CHAPTER VIII WHAT MUSIC TO USE 233. THE store of music available for church use is now so vast that the difficulty often is to know what to omit rather than what to include. In selecting from it there are certain representative and standard works that are expected to be heard almost everywhere, but outside these is so much that is good and worthy of use that it would be impossible for one Church to give it all.
What to read after Church Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Madeley Alfred Madeley Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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