"Bruce Ford (Anglican) did a work along that line, using the 1979 BCP texts and filling in with RSV:
http://www.musicasacra.com/books/americangradual1.pdf
I've chanted them at my current church for high feasts.
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Phil replied to Matthaeus Glyptes's discussion Brotherhood Prayerbook (2nd ed.) in the group Divine Office
Dr. Benjamin T. G. Mayes replied to Matthaeus Glyptes's discussion Brotherhood Prayerbook (2nd ed.) in the group Divine Office
Pastor Martin Diers replied to Matthaeus Glyptes's discussion Brotherhood Prayerbook (2nd ed.) in the group Divine Office"I would like to second the gentleman who mentioned the need divine service. It would be wonderful if there were eventually a companion volume for those who wish to incorporate the reformation-era chants in the divine service.
I tried to adapt…"
Matthaeus Glyptes posted a blog postWho Said, "I Will Cling to My Lord Christ Like a Burr…"? Hint: Not Luther's Wife.
I was piqued during my translation of Valerius Herberger's Magnalia Dei by a statement which attributed the quote abovementioned, viz., "I will cling to my Lord Christ like a burr to a frock" (or some variant thereof) not to Katharina von Bora Luther, as we are all told and as so many devotionals, at least in the English-speaking world, freely repeat without (early) citation—but rather the lady Katharina, Duchess of Saxony, mother of Duke Augustus, Elector. Importantly, the original statement…See More
Dr. Benjamin T. G. Mayes replied to Matthaeus Glyptes's discussion Brotherhood Prayerbook (2nd ed.) in the group Divine Office"Glad you're using it! How did you find out about it?"
Joshua Kurtenbach replied to Matthaeus Glyptes's discussion Brotherhood Prayerbook (2nd ed.) in the group Divine Office"I really enjoy using the Brotherhood Prayerbook. I know this discussion is old, but I find it is very helpful. I love the ancient hymns and everything it offers. Thank you for this resource."
Dr. Benjamin T. G. Mayes replied to Matthaeus Glyptes's discussion Brotherhood Prayerbook (2nd ed.) in the group Divine Office"Right. I meant emmanuelpress@gmail.com. Thanks!"
Dr. Benjamin T. G. Mayes replied to Matthaeus Glyptes's discussion Brotherhood Prayerbook (2nd ed.) in the group Divine Office"I'm here too."
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The works of the righteous would be mortal sins if they would not be feared as mortal sins by the righteous themselves out of pious fear of God.
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Comment Wall (52 comments)
- At 1:28pm on January 23, 2008,
David A. Churness said… - Did you go to All Saint's in Long Beach?
I was raised at Our Saviour's Lutheran in Long
Beach. Do you know Dave Brewer from your
current Church?
- At 1:25pm on January 24, 2008,
Gabe McCann (WT Moderator) said… - Hey Matthew. I live in Starkville, MS and there's only a handful of us in the Lutheran faith down here, as far as I can tell. Most of the "bible belt" denominations are Southern Baptist around where I live, and growing. There are over 60 Baptist churches in a 50 sq mile area from where I live. Nice to know a fellow who appreciates historical Christianity instead of Charismatics and the like. Pax.
- At 9:10am on January 25, 2008,
amanda carver said… - danke schön. haha... you're in the "issues etc junkies" group. ;)
- At 11:08am on January 29, 2008,
Brandon and Amanda Tech said… - I grew up the son of a Lutheran Pastor, and am now also considering heading off the Minnesota this summer for Pre-Sem. If you are anywhere in the South I am sure you know that Lutheranism is rather scarce. So, I am thrilled to have found this site of other Lutherans. Now all we need is to create a "Bar" where we can all chat and drink the German Beer together!! Nice to hear from you,
God's Blessings,
Brandon
- At 9:04pm on February 12, 2008,
Scott Stiegemeyer said… - That's a pretty interesting religious background. Welcome to Lutheranism.
- At 12:35pm on March 19, 2008,
Rev. James May said… - Thanks for the message. We are actually planning on coming out to Huntington Beach in August 2008 to give a presentation on the work going on here in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Hope to see you there!
- At 9:04am on March 20, 2008,
Andrew Grams said… - Hey, thanks for the reminder about us Nashville Lutherans. I checked with the LCMS churches in the area, and, sad to say, none are having a sunrise service or Saturday vigil. I couldn't find a tre ore service for Friday either.
- At 10:43am on March 22, 2008, Scott Stiegemeyer said…
- With such an apparent interest in theology, ever thought of becoming a pastor?
- At 10:19am on April 3, 2008,
Matthias Flacius said… - Are you an artist? I saw you had an MFA.
- At 3:16pm on April 3, 2008, Matthias Flacius said…
- I'm a medieval and Reformation historian and really like the art of the period. I have no artistic talent whatsoever and really don't "get" much art produced after the Romantic period. I can appreciate the talent it takes to produce anything.
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