... of the Cathedrall Church upon everie Sunday & holyday at morning and evening service’ during the early 17th century. Lincoln Cathedral, Chapter Acts 1598–1669, fol.196v. ⁴⁶ An earlier version of this article was given at ‘The cornett in three dimensions’, a symposium at the Schola...

...Marjorie Coughlan; Jason Edwards; Greg Sullivan Figure 3. F. W. Pomeroy, Monument to Frederick Temple (1905–1906), St Paul’s Cathedral. Photo: Pantheons: Sculpture at St Paul’s Cathedral research project/St Paul’s Cathedral. Figure 4. J. G. Lough, Monument to Thomas Fanshaw...

... monument to Robert Claudius Billing, Suffragan Bishop of Bedford, placed in the crypt of St Paul’s Cathedral, commemorates the life and service of a Victorian cleric known for his work in the overcrowded parishes of east London. Supplied by Powell and Sons, a London-based glassmaking firm that made stained...

... and knowledge, troubling the monument’s semantic clarity and commemorative purpose. William Jones John Bacon John Flaxman monument sculpture avatar St Paul’s Cathedral East India Company Hinduism colonialism orientalism Arts and Humanities Research Council 10.13039/501100000267 She seems to speak...

... them all over without rising from the instrument. ¹⁹ Charles Burney too referred to a similar gathering of the musicians from St Paul’s Cathedral, relating that Handel, in his early years in London, ‘went to St. Paul’s to play on that organ, for the exercise it afforded him, in the use...

.../open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract The quality of the music produced at Britain’s cathedrals during the 18th century has generally been accepted to have been poor, and there has been much written on the reluctance of deans and chapters to invest financially in the choirs...

... in the Cathedral presents a nexus of tension. On the one hand, it constitutes a crucial dramatic component of a play that balances on the knife-edge between pride and humility. On the other hand, it retraces certain theological assimilations found elsewhere in Eliot’s writing which collectively shape his...

.../pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Mexican cathedral archives preserve a large repertory of contrafacts from the 18th and early 19th centuries. Such arrangements may underscore the difficulties of producing music in a colonial context at a geographical...

... tradition to a more formal act of creation that would, in the course of the 16th century, become one of the most regular and important duties of the chapel masters of Spanish cathedrals. Juan de Valera Pedro de Escobar villancico Ourense Cathedral Seville Cathedral Christmas song Spanish Renaissance...

...Gwyn MCCLELLAND Nagasaki kyū Urakami Tenshudō 1945–58: Ushinawareta hibaku isan (Nagasaki Urakami Cathedral, 1945–1958: An Atomic Bomb Relic Lost) , by Kazuhiko Yokote . Photography by Takaharu Itaru. Translated by Burke-Gaffney Brian . Tokyo : Iwanami Shoten , 2010 , 98 pp...

... and marginalia in choirbooks, this article addresses aspects of performing practice in Portuguese church music from the mid- to late 16th century through the example of Évora Cathedral, focusing especially on the type and number of vocal and instrumental performers involved and their forms of interaction...

... is set, is nowhere more evident than in the desultory choral worship offered in its cathedral. Yet the unevenness of Dickens's writing in Edwin Drood does not make for consistency, and discrepancies in plotting extend to the musical occupations of its protagonists. By considering Edwin...

... in the second half of the 18th century: the cathedral was already affected by instability problems at that time. In particular, a narthex with two arches oriented orthogonally with respect to the main face was built during these restoration works. The aim was to create a buttress against possible out-of-plane...

... expense, before offering it complete for sale to the cathedral. The sale took place on January 1584, when Morata himself was called in to assist in evaluating Gascón's work. 20 Morata generously valued each of Gascón's copied folios (including the cost of the paper) at 4 reales, significantly...

... no bibliographic reference is provided; see reference in Loriquet et al., Le graduel de l'église cathédrale de Rouen, i, p.145. 18 Hughes, ‘Music in fixed rhythm’, p.374. 19 Dalglish, ‘A polyphonic sequence from Rouen’, p.16. 20 Sequentiae ineditae: Liturgische Prosen des...

...Christine Vendredi-Auzanneau Journal of Design History VoL 15 No. 3 © 2002 The Design History Society. M rights reserved A Set of New Stained-glass Windows in St Vitus's Cathedral, Prague A Study of Patronage and Iconography at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century Christine Vendredi...

..., the duchess, and her ladies, Vincent patiently bore his final sufferings and prepared his soul for death, the name of Jesus ever at his lips. He received the Eucharist and extreme unction from Johannes Collet, vicar of the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre in Vannes, and slipped into a state of unconsciousness. Finally...

... Magnifico” de’ Cathedral of Santa Reparata Santa Maria del Fiore the Duomo Zacharie Nicolaus Bartholus Bartolo de Florentia Divine Offices Eugenius IV pope Gabriele Condulmer guilds mercantile corporations of Florence liturgical observances of the Church Martin V pope Zenobius Saint San Zanobi...

.... Zhan Aimei married a missionary-trained doctor, Lin Dao’an, and had ten children, the oldest of whom, Lin Buji, studied in the United States and became dean of Christ Church Cathedral and president of Trinity College Fuzhou. The author uses documents, interviews and missionary accounts to recreate...

...This chapter examines unwarranted rumors of disorder in the Feast of Fools despite the evidence of sustained support by cathedral chapters. One such rumor arises from a reference to the Feast of Fools in the Roman de Renart, a collection of fables by various authors about Renart...