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O Come, Emmanuel

Reflections on music and readings for Advent and Christmas

O Come, Emmanuel

Reflections on music and readings for Advent and Christmas

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Paperback / softback

£7.99

Publisher: BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship)
ISBN: 9781841013909
Number of Pages: 224
Published: 23/09/2005
Width: 13 cm
Height: 19.8 cm
Daily reflections on Bible passages and music linked to the Christmas season Includes a host of familiar carols as well as lesser known church seasonal music Accessible to those who know little about church music, but would like to find out more. Author also wrote The Harmony of Heaven, taking a similar approach to Lent reading (BRF, 2003), and contributes to New Daylight Includes material for group listening and discussion.
Bible readings and reflections for every day from December 1 to January 6, with each day's readings also focusing on a relevant piece of seasonal music. The music includes familiar carols (such as Once in royal David's city, While shepherds watched, Hark! The herald, In the bleak midwinter), hymns (such as Thou whose almighty word, Lo! He comes, O come O come Emmanuel) and other seasonal music (ranging from The shepherds' farewell to The 12 days of Christmas). The book concludes with a section of group study material.

Gordon Giles

Gordon Giles is Vicar of St Mary Magdalene's Church in Enfield, north London, and director of Post-Ordination Training in the Edmonton Episcopal Area of London Diocese. He has written several books, including The Music of Praise (BRF/Hendrickson, 2002), The Harmony of Heaven (BRF, 2003), O Come, Emmanuel (BRF/Paraclete, 2005), O Clap your Hands (Paraclete/SPCK, 2008) and Fasting and Feasting (BRF, 2008). He writes a regular hymn meditation in the RSCM's Church Music Quarterly and is one of the editors of the newly published Ancient and Modern hymnbook. He has also contributed to BRF's New Daylight Bible redaing notes and has led many pilgrimages to the Holy Land, Turkey, China and Europe, mostly with McCabe Travel.