Psalm Songs for Lent and Easter
Psalm Songs for Lent and Easter by David Ogden is an illustrated volume published by Bloomsbury Academic on June 15, 1998. This book is part of a three-part series that provides music for the liturgical year, specifically designed for use by Christians across various denominations. It includes a liturgical index that connects the songs to the three-year lectionary, making it a practical resource for worship settings.
Readers will find a collection of song settings that can be freely utilized in worship, catering particularly to Anglicans and Roman Catholics through its detailed liturgical indexes. This edition spans 132 pages and is presented in English, offering a thoughtful approach to integrating music into religious practices. The work reflects Ogden’s expertise as the Director of Music at Clifton Cathedral and his role with the Royal School of Church Music, ensuring that the content is both relevant and accessible for congregational use.
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Vol. 2 of 3 part series of music for the liturgical year. Designed to be used by Christians of all denominations; there is a liturgical index relating songs to the three-year lectionary. Ogden is the Director of Music at Clifton Cathedral, and Regional Director for the South West and Midlands of the Royal School of Church Music. Alan Smith is Secretary to the Composers’ Group of thd Society of St. Gregory
These song settings may be freely used in worship by Christians of all denominations, but Anglicans and Roman Catholics will welcome the liturgical indexes that relate them to the three-year lectionaries.
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