- African-American culture.
Antiphonal music is that
performed by two
choirs in interaction,
often singing alternate musical phrases.
Antiphonal psalmody is the singing...
-
Wollaton Antiphonal is an
illuminated m****cript
currently held in the
collection of the
University of
Nottingham in England, UK. The
antiphonal was commissioned...
- all the chants,
whether of the M**** or of the
Divine Office, are sung
antiphonally, and might, with
etymological propriety, be
comprised in the one general...
-
Gospel of John. The
voices are
divided into two
groups of
three that sing
antiphonally in the
Venetian polychoral style. The
motet is
often performed for Christmas...
-
twelve congregations,
totaling over five
hundred members, play
hymns antiphonally during the procession. The
service concludes with a
proclamation of faith...
- an
early Christian antiphonary, i.e. book of
choral music to be sung
antiphonally in services; it is ****ociated
traditionally with Pope
Gregory I Gregorian...
-
representation of
Bible stories in
churches as
tableaux with
accompanying antiphonal song. They told of
subjects such as the Creation, Adam and Eve, the murder...
- psalmody,
singing the
complete cycle of 150
psalms each w****.
Around 375,
antiphonal psalmody became po****r in the
Christian East; in 386, St.
Ambrose introduced...
-
repeated p****age in a
psalm or
other liturgical piece,
similar to a refrain.
antiphonal A
style of
composition in
which two
sections of
singers or instrumentalists...
- the
Glory Be with "As it was in the beginning". This
lends itself to
antiphonal prayer. Sometimes, a
chosen leader will
recite the
first half of the prayer...
