The pagan/Catholic dichotomy is startling addressed in "Quia Multum Amavi" where Wilde compares his erotic thrill upon seeing his beloved to the awe a new priest feels upon celebrating his first Eucharist.
Read MoreIn the communion liturgy of the Reformed Episcopal Church, the passage Matthew 21:28 is the first of the passages of "comfortable words" spoken by the minister to the congregation after the general confession (the others are John 3:16, I Timothy I:15 and I John 2:1-2), and while not intended use in that point of the service (the music is both too long and the scripture text is paraphrased and extended), I wrote the motet very much with that situation -- and condition -- in mind.
Read MoreEach Christmas, our family has a tradition of finishing our Christmas dinner by singing a new carol.
Read MoreRecorded April 25, 2013, in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, with Todd Waldecker (clarinet), Deanna Little (flute), and William Yelverton (guitar), with members of the Nashville String Machine.
Read MoreThe Work of Christian Art must shock. The closer artist’s heart is to Christ, the more shocking that work will be.
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