10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTIPHONICAL»
Discover the use of
antiphonical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
antiphonical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Journal of Mediterranean Studies
All the others in the company also sang with him, repeating the songs improvised
by Dimitris, in an antiphonical way. Most of the songs referred to the Association
of Philotites. Some people were standing around that company, listening to the ...
2
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... an-tiff'-o-ni, \ atebgan Antipbonic, an-tiff-on'-ic, 1 a. cor- Antiphonical, an-tiff-on'-
ic-al, [ geiniol, Antiphonal, an-tiff-on-al, ) canateb- ol, gwrthgeiniadol Antiphonary,
an-tiff-on-a-ii, Antiphonariam,an-ti-ffon-é'-ri-ym, □ ». Antiphoner, an-tiíP-o-uer, ...
3
A Translation and Commentary of the Book of Psalms for the ...
The antiphonical plan was very common in the East, and since the days of
Ambrose, also in the West. The congregation, divided into two choirs, alternately
repeated the verses. Sometimes the precentor sung one half, and the
congregation ...
4
A rational illustration of the Book of common prayer of the ...
... that it was the custom in his time to meet upon a fixed day before light, and to
sing a hymn, in parts or by turns, to Christ, as God :44 which expression can
hardly have any other sense put upon it, than that they sung in an antiphonical
way.
5
The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, ...
... and the puritmnically affected, was formh dable in a high degreea Their
violence and outcry against -- '5 playing upon organs, curious singing," and '5
toffing about the psalm-s from fide to fide," (meaning antiphonical, or alternate
singing), ...
6
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
... প্নতিকাঁর্তনণুন্থ I Antiphoner, n. s. তথা | Antiphonical, a. Antiphonal 'শব্দ (
দ৫ফ্রে | Antiphony, n. s. Antiphon শব্দ দেখ' | ' Antiphrasis, সো. s. Gr. বিপরীত বা
উস্টট্রিভট্রিষে শন্থব্দর অর্ধণুহণ বা ষ্কাত্তক্যর ফলিডার্ণকরণ বা দেওন |
Anliphrastically, ad.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
The subjoined passage, from Barrow's Sermons, seems to explain the name
anthem as used rimarily for a piece of music sung antiphonical y : —“ If for the
prosperous success of our worldly attempts . . . . we make Te Deum laudamus . . .
our ...
8
The Lives of the Professors of Gresham College
But the Calvinists at the same time wholly excluded this service, and substituted a
metrical psalmody instead of alternate and antiphonical chanting ; which by
degrees obtained in our English churches, so that the former was kept up only in
the ...
9
A rational Illustration of the Book of Common Prayer of the ...
... that it was the custom in his time to meet upon a fixed day before light, and to
sing a hymn, in parts or by turns, to Christ, as God which expression can hardly
have any other sense put upon it, than that they sung in an antiphonical way.
10
A Rational Illustration of the Book of Common Prayer, and ...
... for singing Psalms. in his time to meet upon a fix'd Daybefore Light, and to sing
a Hymn, in Parts or by Turns, to Christ as God lg) : which Expreffion can hardly
have any other Sense put upon it, than that they sing in an Antiphonical way.
