Cathedral Institute - Singing the Lord's Song: Music and our Encounter with God
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Six talks to get you thinking, and maybe singing… Cheer up those winter nights with six talks that explore the relationship between music and our relationship with God.
Singing the Lord’s Song with Taizé
Taizé is an ecumenical organisation based in France, well-known for its distinctive form of meditative singing. Taizé chants are characteristically repetitive, using the same words and melody over and over again. We will explore the effect that Taizé chants have on those who sing them in worship, as well as the role of music and memory in Christian worship and formation.
Speakers: Revd Canon Dr Jo Spreadbury & Revd Canon Harriet Neale-Stevens
Jo is the Canon Precentor with responsibility in the Cathedral for worship and music, and Harriet, the Canon Chancellor with responsibility for learning, participation and the arts. Canon Jo leads the monthly Taizé service at the Cathedral on Sunday evenings.
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Following our weekly lunchtime concert, Lunchtime Live (1:10pm - 2pm) we will be exploring Portsmouth Cathedral’s Organ, and how this instrument not only plays a key part in todays worship but also to the architecture of the building.
A return of a beloved tour. Explore the unique building with our outside tour.
Come and experience yoga in a beautiful and peaceful setting of Portsmouth Cathedral.
Explore the architecture from inside Portsmouth Cathedral, from the 12th century chapel to the 1990s west end.
The Annual General Meeting of the Friends will take place at 4.00pm in Beckett Hall, followed by Choral Evensong at 5.45pm. We hope you’ll be able to attend and share in the continued life of our community.
Taizé worship offers peace, quiet and reassurance: and an encounter with God in the singing and stillness.
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