The Canticles, With the Te Deum, Office of Holy Communion, and Other Services of the Church: With Music (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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The design of this little book of Chants is to furnish, in connection with the Church Hymnal already published, a. Complete collection of music for all the ordinary services of the Church. It is hoped that congre gational praise will thereby be promoted. The people should be encour aged and taught to join in all the musical portions of the service. There is no music in this collection which an ordinary congregation cannot readily learn. The Chants selected are those generally familiar in parishes where the Anglican Chant is used. Their selection has been guided by their merit of simplicity, or fitness, 'or by their being established favourites. Their varietyis sufficiently great (there are sixty-four single and forty (fondle chants given), to satisfy the tastes of all, except those who prefer the extremes of the florid, or the plain song.

Besides the Chants for the Te Deum, three more elaborate adaptations are given for festival occasions. When used by a choir or congregation not divided into two portions for alternate singing, the syllables dec. And can. Should be considered'to indicate pz'mw, and the word full, to denote forte passages. The same direction may be followed in the other parts of the service to which it is applicable.

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