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Author Archives: Tim Archer
Juan Antonio Monroy: An Autobiography
Several months ago, I wrote a bit about Juan Antonio Monroy. I mentioned at that time that his autobiography hadn’t officially been released. There still hasn’t been much fanfare, but it is out publicly. You can order it from the … Continue reading
Posted in Books & blogs, Juan Monroy
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How old of a path should we seek?
I want to pause this discussion for a while. All of the good comments have left me with lots to think about, and I want to work through some of this in my mind before proceeding. More than once I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Old Testament, Worship
Tagged instrumental music, music, Old Testament, Worship
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Chant? We cant
The Jews developed a system for ritual chanting of readings from Hebrew scripture. It’s called cantillation and consists of a series of marks placed within the text to guide the canting of sacred texts during worship. The system is fairly … Continue reading
Why don’t we chant?
One thing that I haven’t figured out yet is why our brotherhood hasn’t embraced chanting more fully. Before we get distracted, please note that the ancient world didn’t make the distinction between chanting and singing that we do, so we’re … Continue reading
Church music: What other issues need to be addressed?
As we continue discussing the questions surrounding church music, I’m wondering what other topics need to be included. Philosophy of worship has been mentioned, as well as hermeneutical principles. What else do you feel needs to be addressed? And major … Continue reading
