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This blog is my thoughts on Orthodox liturgical music. In it I desire to share the whys and whats of being a liturgical musician in the Orthodox Christian Church. The opinions are my own. I welcome all dialog and comments on the topics presented. Monday, August 2, 2010. Eis polla – A Hierarchical Visit. His Grace and the Choir. Curve ball #2 – Fr. Mark, who travels with the Bishop, came out a stood very close to me. “Eis polla,” he whispered. Huh? In the middle of a litany? I obliged, but was completely ...

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This blog is my thoughts on Orthodox liturgical music. In it I desire to share the whys and whats of being a liturgical musician in the Orthodox Christian Church. The opinions are my own. I welcome all dialog and comments on the topics presented. Monday, August 2, 2010. Eis polla – A Hierarchical Visit. His Grace and the Choir. Curve ball #2 – Fr. Mark, who travels with the Bishop, came out a stood very close to me. “Eis polla,” he whispered. Huh? In the middle of a litany? I obliged, but was completely ...

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Liturgical Music Musings: June 2010

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This blog is my thoughts on Orthodox liturgical music. In it I desire to share the whys and whats of being a liturgical musician in the Orthodox Christian Church. The opinions are my own. I welcome all dialog and comments on the topics presented. Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Rehearsal Technique #1 – Visual clues to the musical structure. 1 Which part has the melody? How can you tell? What visual clues are there? 2 Which parts sing with the melody in a duet? How do you know? What visual clues are there? Antiph...

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Liturgical Music Musings: January 2010

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This blog is my thoughts on Orthodox liturgical music. In it I desire to share the whys and whats of being a liturgical musician in the Orthodox Christian Church. The opinions are my own. I welcome all dialog and comments on the topics presented. Tuesday, January 26, 2010. Why spend time getting organized and planning ahead? I am organized and plan ahead because of a strange sort of laziness. If I plan in advance, I can go into an almost automatic pilot when the time comes to do whatever the task is,...

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Liturgical Music Musings: Why spend time getting organized and planning ahead?

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This blog is my thoughts on Orthodox liturgical music. In it I desire to share the whys and whats of being a liturgical musician in the Orthodox Christian Church. The opinions are my own. I welcome all dialog and comments on the topics presented. Tuesday, January 26, 2010. Why spend time getting organized and planning ahead? I am organized and plan ahead because of a strange sort of laziness. If I plan in advance, I can go into an almost automatic pilot when the time comes to do whatever the task is,...

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Liturgical Music Musings: Blessings

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This blog is my thoughts on Orthodox liturgical music. In it I desire to share the whys and whats of being a liturgical musician in the Orthodox Christian Church. The opinions are my own. I welcome all dialog and comments on the topics presented. Tuesday, July 27, 2010. John Burns, Choir Director at St Juvenaly. Third blessing was the sweet community of believers at St Juvenaly Mission. Now, how do all these many blessings relate to this blog? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Liturgical Music Musings: Eis polla – A Hierarchical Visit

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This blog is my thoughts on Orthodox liturgical music. In it I desire to share the whys and whats of being a liturgical musician in the Orthodox Christian Church. The opinions are my own. I welcome all dialog and comments on the topics presented. Monday, August 2, 2010. Eis polla – A Hierarchical Visit. His Grace and the Choir. Curve ball #2 – Fr. Mark, who travels with the Bishop, came out a stood very close to me. “Eis polla,” he whispered. Huh? In the middle of a litany? I obliged, but was completely ...

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Arty Life Of Donald. Art, Art Criticism, and the Art and Life of Donald Grube. Saturday, March 27, 2010. See the beauty in everything. I am not a Sufi but this is one of their basic tenets and it seems to be a great notion to hold dear. 169; 2010, Donald Grube. Let each relationship grow naturally and if it becomes lopsided gently prune for new growth and balance. 169; 2010, Donald Grube. 169; 2010, Donald Grube. 169; 2010, Donald Grube. 169; 2010, Donald Grube. Two Bible quotes from Mathew and Leviticus.

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Arty Life Of Donald. Art, Art Criticism, and the Art and Life of Donald Grube. Saturday, March 27, 2010. Quote from Faith and Practice, Pacific Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends. From the section on testimonies, or the set of attitudes expressed in the lifestyles of a lot of Religious Society of Friends members. I am not an official Friend but value many of their beliefs and practices. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). See the beauty in everything. Try to be impeccable with my words.

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