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#206256 - 09/22/05 02:21 PM
Readers, Cantors and Church Music
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Andrew Stephen Damick is a seminarian at Saint Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary in South Canaan, PA. He wrote a paper entitled: "Readers, Cantors and Church Music in Early Eastern Christian Worship." http://www.chrysostom.org/andrew/texts/Readers-and-Cantors.pdf Take a look. Ray
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#206257 - 09/22/05 03:46 PM
Re: Readers, Cantors and Church Music
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Mr. Damick's article is very interesting to me personally. It reminded me that on a vacation trip to Italy this spring I was invited to sing a ditty for our tour group, but I declined, explaining that I only sing at church. I had not been asked to sing outside of church since my tonsuring as a Reader, but intuitively I sensed something would be wrong in doing so.
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