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[There are a whole series of things I need to LJ about in the near future. Maybe tomorrow...]

After an excellent pancake party yesterday chez [livejournal.com profile] davefish and [livejournal.com profile] keris, where we met many lovely people, today is Ash Wednesday. I attended the Liturgy of Ash Wednesday at the Cathedral, a little unsure of what to expect (as there had been Mass and imposition of ashes at lunchtime). It was a very good service - they even got the incense out! The congregation wasn't huge, but that meant I got a good view. The sermon was interesting, but I didn't entirely agree with it (which is probably healthy). I am left, however, wondering if there are any other settings of Psalm 51! All in all, an entirely appropriate beginning of Lent.
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posted by [identity profile] meirion.livejournal.com at 10:07am on 22/02/2007
psalm 51: anglican chant? ;-)

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posted by [identity profile] jy100.livejournal.com at 11:41am on 22/02/2007
Or do you mean as opposed to Allegri (which is strictly Psalm 50 – same psalm, different numbering, as it's the Vulgate version). There are good Latin settings (but only of the first verse) by both Byrd and Lotti, which are in the repertoire at LSM (we sang Lotti last night).
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posted by [personal profile] emperor at 11:46am on 22/02/2007
I was referring to the Allegri, which we had at the Cathedral. I've nothing against it per se, it just gets wheeled out too frequently, in my opinion.
 
posted by [identity profile] sashajwolf.livejournal.com at 02:09pm on 22/02/2007
We used the one from Sunday Psalms, which is lovely.

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