- A
precentor is a
person who
helps facilitate worship. The
details vary
depending on the religion, denomination, and era in question. The
Latin derivation...
- rule) is the
precentor (primicerius, cantor, etc.),
whose special duty is that of
regulating the
musical portion of the services.
Precentors preside in...
- John Luce († 1370) was a 14th-century
bishop of Dunkeld. He had been a
precentor of
Dunkeld before being appointed to the
bishopric by Pope
Innocent VI...
-
Christianity portal The
succentor ("under-singer") is the ****istant to the
precentor,
typically in an
ancient cathedral foundation,
helping with the preparation...
-
Precentor's Court is a
historic street in the
English city of York.
Although certainly in
existence by 1313, the
street does not
appear on a map until...
- 56°43′59″N 2°39′32″W / 56.733°N 2.659°W / 56.733; -2.659 The
Roman Catholic Diocese of Brechin, also
known as the
Diocese of Angus, was one of the thirteen...
- Dean and
Precentor respectively,
whilst Walter White,
Seneschal and
Precentor,
became Chancellor and Vicar-Choral, and John Moss, Sub-
Precentor [Succentor]...
-
ecclesiastical offices of
Archdeacon of Poitiers,
treasurer of Poitiers, and was a
precentor of the
diocese of
Lincoln in 1204. In
early 1205,
through John's influence...
- rule) is the
precentor (primicerius, cantor, etc.),
whose special duty is that of
regulating the
musical portion of the services. The
precentor presides in...
- romanized: khazn; Ladino: חזן, romanized: hasan) is a
Jewish musician or
precentor trained in the
vocal arts who
leads the
congregation in
songful prayer...
