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Kenyan-Japanese Couple Croons Amidst COVID-19

“Through music, these children have found a way of healing pain in the past and finding hope in the future. This is also an opportunity for these children to discover and grow their talents.”

Podcast: Church Music and the COVID-19 Conundrum

Dr. Marty Wheeler Burnett, president of the Association of Anglican Musicians, joins us to talk about current best practices and new normals.

‘Shattering Blow’ to Westminster Abbey, Cathedrals

Westminster Abbey reports a £12 million revenue shortfall due to COVID restrictions on visitor traffic, and is planning a 20% cut in staff, while England's 42 cathedrals look for creative funding options to address a collective loss of £28.4 million.

A Prayer We All Are Praying Now

London's oldest parish church, next to one of the city's largest coronavirus care hospitals, recently hosted the premiere of a new anthem, a setting of a historic collect, "In a Time of Plague and Common Sickness."

Longtime Director of King’s College Choir Dies

Sir Stephen Cleobury, an innovator with a deep respect for the tradition of Anglicanism's most famous choir, fittingly died on the feast of St. Cecilia, the patron of church music.

New: 10/20 TLC Online

The October 20 edition of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers. The Liturgical Arts & Music issue includes a story by G....

Disappearing Organists

Most Church of England churches own an organ, and most are in working order. Organists, however, are less numerous.

Worship Meets Postmodernity

Review by David Heetderks • How can music reflect the narrative and values of the Church’s community?

‘Complex and Disturbing’

‘Oh Thou Transcendent’ The Life of Ralph Vaughan Williams Tony Palmer Films If hearing the name Ralph Vaughan Williams makes you feel all warm inside, or if...

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