| The choir of St Martin in the Fields, led by organist and choirmaster, Nick Dankswill, will sing both the Magnificat and the Nunc Dimittis. |
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| It is indeed difficult to see how men can read the Benedictus or Magnificat without realizing this. |
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| On the day I saw the exhibit, this hand-copied book was open to the Magnificat antiphon for Vespers on Septuagesima Sunday. |
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| And Mary's song, the Magnificat, sung in response to her visit with her relative Elizabeth, becomes the archetypal psalm of faith. |
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| He had hung crude crosses and other charms all around his home and regularly recited the Magnificat, and he fervently entreated the protection of the Lady every night. |
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| I trust that it is evident that the Magnificat capsulizes many of the principal aspects of a rather radical Lucan spirituality. |
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| Mary's Magnificat also gave us fair warning that Jesus in his coming would call for radical change. |
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| The Magnificat is followed by silence: nothing is said to us about the three months that Mary stayed with her kinswoman Elizabeth. |
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| The Magnificat is sung each day at evening prayer, or vespers, in religious houses and in those other churches where vespers is celebrated. |
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| In addition to the chansons for three or four voices, Busnois wrote two masses, eight motets, two hymns, a Magnificat, and a Credo. |
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| In her Magnificat, she sings the joy of all the Lord's poor who hope in His Word. |
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| Five universal mouths which sing a Magnificat for the marvels God has worked in Mary and in Marcellin. |
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| Every week in his school, there is a time of worship in the Chapel, where the choir sang the Magnificat. |
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| Our true identity is that of being thanks, making our own the attitude of Mary in the hymn of the Magnificat. |
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| Before a chorus could sing the Magnificat, Bach had to write it. |
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| And at the end of every Psalm throughout the year, and likewise at the end of Benedicite, Benedictus, Magnificat, and Nunc dimittis, shall be repeated. |
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| The three canticles drawn from the New Testament used daily in the medieval and modern offices of the Roman rite are the Benedictus, the Magnificat, and the Nunc dimittis. |
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| Vesper services were held on Saturdays in 17th-century Hamburg, and Weckmann's Magnificat verses in the second tone must resemble what he would have played during this service. |
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| Another impressive silence, then the Magnificat bursts forth. |
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| Sisters, priests, collaborators, staff, friends, benefactors and some of our beneficiaries joined our Sisters in their Magnificat and offered them their congratulations. |
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| His music which has survived consists mainly of sacred vocal works? together with a Mass, a Passion oratorio and a Magnificat, there are numerous cantatas, in which extended choral movements are especially favoured. |
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| The answer to that question has been with us since the beginning of the Society of Mary: take on the spirit of the mother of Jesus and make our own the message of her Magnificat. |
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| In process of reconstruction is the Rest Home for elderly women at Nazareth. In Jerusalem the Friars have fitted out a music school, called The Magnificat Institute. |
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| Mary's humble song of joy, the Magnificat, recalls to our minds the infinite generosity of the Lord towards those who become like children towards those who abase themselves and are sincerely aware that they are nothing. |
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| In the Preface to his organ Masses, André Raison states that organists who require Magnificat may compose them from the Mass verses, by choosing six or seven of them. |
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| Selections include a variety of chorales, praeludiums, a toccata, a canzonetta and two Magnificat settings, all by Buxtehude. |
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| But alongside the joy which, with your Magnificat, you proclaimed in word and song for all the centuries to hear, you also knew the dark sayings of the prophets about the suffering of the servant of God in this world. |
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| The Magnificat is an excellent conclusion to our day. |
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| That was certainly the case in his Nunc Dimittis which, along with the Magnificat is at the centre of the Anglican Mass, the Evensong. |
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| Its component antiphons, psalms, hymn, and Magnificat have given rise to much noble choral music, from the time of the Flemish composer Adriaan Willaert in the 16th century, through Monteverdi, Scarlatti, and Mozart. |
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| We shout Magnificat! for all that the Lord has done for us through them! |
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| Alternatively, two lines of the Magnificat can be spoken each time. |
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| The edition consists of eight toccatas, six canzonas, four suites, eight Magnificat versets, the Capriccio sopra'il cucu, a battaglia, a ciaccona, and a passacaglia. |
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| Johann Sebastian Bach's Jesu Meine Freude will be sung in its English version, while the society will also sing Mendelssohn's Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, again in English. |
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| He sets the Magnificat into the context of Luke's beatitudes and similar motifs in Luke, while he interprets the Nunc Dimittis in its immediate subsequent context. |
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| The film followed an Etonian, Alex Stobbs, a musician with cystic fibrosis, as he worked toward conducting the difficult Magnificat by Johann Sebastian Bach. |
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