In addition to the information on the right side of this page, I shall be teaching on church music and we shall be singing various kinds of things. Also, I plan to have a workshop or two on how to play piano/organ for worship, and if some of you would like to try your hand at playing for the conference singing, there will be an opportunity to do so. So, some of you might want to bring your pianist/musicians along this year. We will use the traditional Biblical Horizons Vesper service in the morning this year, as Matins.
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We will use the traditional Biblical Horizons Vesper service in the morning this year, as Matins.
Like Orthodox in Holy Week. For them it’s because God’s time is breaking through turning ours upside down. Is there any theological significance to your inversion?
No theological significance. It’s for practical reasons.