10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUCCENTOR»
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succentor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
succentor and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Practice of Chinese Buddhism, 1900-1950
That is, the senior succentor (ta yueh-chung), who held the rank of deacon, was
usually promoted to precentor (wei-no) with the rank of secretary, while the
second succentor (erh yiteh-chung) was usually promoted to proctor (seng-chih)
also ...
2
The English Secular Cathedrals in the Middle Ages
archdeacons in rank, he took precedence of the simple canons as a kind of
secondary dignitary.1 But in England Wells was the only secular cathedral where
the succentor was sometimes described as a persona. Here the unusual
importance ...
3
Music and Ceremony at Notre Dame of Paris, 500-1550
On that day [18 June] died Terricus, archbishop of Nicosia, whose obit the
chapter conceded at the petition of Petrus, succentor of Paris, his brother.
Moreover, that same Petrus, for the salvation of his soul and that of his
aforementioned brother ...
4
The Zen Monastic Experience: Buddhist Practice in ...
The disciplinarian position is often filled by a monk qualified to be the succentor,
who has managed to wheedle his way out of that appointment. As a ceremonial
post with few actual responsibilities, the duty provides a comfortable niche for the
...
5
Young Choristers, 650-1700
A particularly striking case is found in the chapter minutes of Aachen's collegiate
church dating from 1712. on 18 october, the succentor appeared before the
chapter to complain about the nearly continual absence of five choirboys in his ...
Susan Boynton, Eric N. Rice, 2008
6
Ritual Meanings in the Fifteenth-Century Motet
Third, on each Sunday of Lent, the succentor with his choirboys “sings before the
said altar a motet of the Blessed Mary before the start of the said Mass, with a
versicle and collect of the same saint.” The succentor was paid three solidi on
each ...
Robert Michael Nosow, 2012
7
Early Music History: Volume 22: Studies in Medieval and ...
supposed.21 The other was the discovery that Wiser was aheady in post in Trent
as early as July 1455, not as schoolmaster, but as succentor to the then
schoolmaster, Johannes Prenner.22 The year 1455 emerges from Strohm's
writings as a ...
8
Charters of the Vicars Choral of York Minster: City of York ...
One of their number may have led the community: on several occasions in the
11905 and early 12005 Alexander the succentor headed the list of vicars who
witnessed charters.9 A succentor acted as the deputy of the precentor, the
cathedral ...
9
The Divine Office in the Latin Middle Ages : Methodology and ...
129] Egressa processione de ecclesia [1058: Carauni] cantor vel succentor
incipit A. Collegerunt cum versu quod sufficit usque ad crucem. Episcopo autem
remanente [1058: ex parte orientis] cum capsis et crucibus et cantore,
sacerdotibus et ...
Margot E. Fassler Robert S. Tangeman Professor of Musicology and Director of the Institute of Sacred Music Yale University, Austin Rebecca A. Baltzer Professor of Musicology University of Texas, 2000
10
A Collection of Old and Modern Anthems: As They are Now ...
As They are Now Performed in the Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary
in Lincoln. ... By the Rev. the Succentor Childers Twentyman. St. Bptolph's, Rev.
Childers Twenty man, A, M. Succentor. Brampton, Rev. Stephen Fitch, B. D. ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUCCENTOR»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
succentor is used in the context of the following news items.
Vicar on the run hands himself in
Mr Reynolds, a gifted musician, previously served as Succentor of St Paul's Cathedral in London where he was responsible for arranging music and liturgy at ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Runaway rector: Interpol called in as police fear criminal cleric has …
Mr Reynolds, a gifted musician, previously served as Succentor of St Paul's Cathedral in London where he was responsible for arranging music and liturgy at ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Requiem Mass for Barry Albin-Dyer at St George's Cathedral
The Anglican Southwark Cathedral was represented by the succentor, Revd Stephen Stavrou. The congregation included Southwark Council leader Cllr Peter ... «London SE1, Jun 15»
Former Vicar of Burnley dies (69)
He was also a gifted tenor. He was made a Fellow of Trinity College, and he became succentor and sacrist with Exeter Cathedral Choir before being appointed a ... «Burnley Express, Mar 15»
Newly appointed Dean of Chichester announced at Downing Street
After ordination he served as Assistant Curate of St Peter's Church Wolverhampton for four years and then, in 1988, became Minor Canon and Succentor of St ... «The Argus, Nov 14»
New dean of Chichester announced by Downing Street
After ordination he served as assistant curate of St Peter's Church Wolverhampton for four years and then, in 1988, became minor canon and succentor of St ... «Worthing Herald, Nov 14»
New rector for Christ Church Southwark
Jonathan Coore was until earlier this summer succentor of St Paul's Cathedral whose dean and chapter crossed the river to be present for the installation. «London SE1, Sep 14»
25 years on: Marchioness river disaster victims remembered
Revd Stephen Stavrou, cathedral succentor, presided at the service. One of the readings was given by Judy Wellington whose 20-year-old son Simon died on ... «London SE1, Aug 14»
Marchioness riverboat tragedy: 25th anniversary memorial to take …
A service will be led by Southwark Cathedral Succentor the Rev Stephen Stavrou and later two launches will be provided to allow families to drop flowers at the ... «Evening Standard, Aug 14»
Westminster Abbey serves the religious needs
In addition to the Dean and Canons there are at present two full-time minor canons, one precentor, the other succentor. The office of Priest Vicar was created in ... «Catholic Online, Apr 14»
