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Posted by Chris S. on April 01, 2004 at 13:40:42:
In Reply to: Re: Curious about the Anglicans... posted by Rob on April 01, 2004 at 06:05:41:
: Anglicans don't propers like you would find in the Graduale Romanum. They use hymns that are proper to a given day.
Then I'm very confused. The Anglican (Episcopal)Liturgies I have looked at online all had propers for the Introit, Offetory, and Communion, as we do in the Roman Rite. For example:
http://www.episcopalnet.org/1928bcp/propers/Missal/Sexagesima.html
and here....
http://www.stmatthewsacc.com/music/musmore.html
and here...
http://www.sacredmusicamerica.com/harmony/ang_intro.html (do a search on propers)
Granted, much like us, they probably do substitute hymns for the propers, but I can't imagine this being the preferred practice.
I'm coming at this totally blind. I've never been to a High Anglican service before. Can anyone shed any light on this?
Chris S.
- Interesting Andrew 09:49:28 4/02/04
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