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Both here and at Morning Prayer I've taken out references to the preces and responses having ferial and festal settings. I've done this because it makes it sound like these are the only possible settings whereas many composers have set them. Where the same composer has set them more than once, those terms are sometimes used to distinguish between them e.g the settings by Byrd? (or is it Tallis) in the old "Cathedral Prayer Book" use this terminology, but normally just the name of the composer is used. If you must refer to ferial and festal, it would be useful to provide an explanation of the difference (or a link to an appropriate article). See the current listing for BBC Radio 3's regualr broadcast of choral evensong at [1].
Is there really a need to have distinct articles for the CW and BCP varieties of Evensong? No such distinction is made for Morning Prayer. Indeed, as this article refers only to the English edition of 1662, perhaps there should be separate articles for Morning Prayer in the USA 1979, the Canada 1959, the Book of Alternative Services.... Carolynparrishfan 18:00, 9 September 2006 (UTC)
"With the virtual disappearance of the service of Morning Prayer, Evensong takes on a special character it formerly lacked." I understand this (I think), but someone who is not familiar with the intricacies of Anglican liturgy may well not. What exactly is this "special character"? I think it bears defining. Carolynparrishfan 17:56, 27 September 2006 (UTC)
Why do the readings (OT & NT) in the Choral Evensong on Radio 3 never follow the BCP readings?? On what basis are the readings chosen? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 62.64.234.128 ( talk • contribs)
Have to say I'm not entirely convinced by the image. It's almost certainly a rehearsal for Evensong, rather than a service (the choir aren't wearing surplices; there doesn't seem to be anyone in the congreagtion; which is possible at some places - but not York in my experience; there are no clergy in evidence - could be out of shot; it's a visting choir - the cathedral choir wears red - not necessarily a bad thing, but it's not entirely typical - particularly the size of the choir; finally I hope no-one would be taking photos durign the service anyway). Anyone else? David Underdown 08:35, 24 May 2007 (UTC)
Does anyone else think that this should be a disambiguation page, and that "Evensong" should take us to what is currently "Evening Prayer (Anglican)"? How many people are going to be looking for a novel that doesn't even have its own page, or for some RE programme practiced in a few UU congregations? (Confession circle: in my experimental teen years, I was - briefly - a UU, and I never encountered an "Evensong" class). Carolynparrishfan ( talk) 01:21, 3 March 2008 (UTC)
The St. John's Cathedral mentioned under the Music heading does not have a location. I did a search on
List of cathedrals in the United States and Denver might be the one - see the St. John's Cathedral, Denver website evensong page at
http://www.sjcathedral.org/internal/?page_id=63 Its Wikipedia page is
Cathedral of St. John in the Wilderness, Denver
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Both here and at Morning Prayer I've taken out references to the preces and responses having ferial and festal settings. I've done this because it makes it sound like these are the only possible settings whereas many composers have set them. Where the same composer has set them more than once, those terms are sometimes used to distinguish between them e.g the settings by Byrd? (or is it Tallis) in the old "Cathedral Prayer Book" use this terminology, but normally just the name of the composer is used. If you must refer to ferial and festal, it would be useful to provide an explanation of the difference (or a link to an appropriate article). See the current listing for BBC Radio 3's regualr broadcast of choral evensong at [1].
Is there really a need to have distinct articles for the CW and BCP varieties of Evensong? No such distinction is made for Morning Prayer. Indeed, as this article refers only to the English edition of 1662, perhaps there should be separate articles for Morning Prayer in the USA 1979, the Canada 1959, the Book of Alternative Services.... Carolynparrishfan 18:00, 9 September 2006 (UTC)
"With the virtual disappearance of the service of Morning Prayer, Evensong takes on a special character it formerly lacked." I understand this (I think), but someone who is not familiar with the intricacies of Anglican liturgy may well not. What exactly is this "special character"? I think it bears defining. Carolynparrishfan 17:56, 27 September 2006 (UTC)
Why do the readings (OT & NT) in the Choral Evensong on Radio 3 never follow the BCP readings?? On what basis are the readings chosen? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 62.64.234.128 ( talk • contribs)
Have to say I'm not entirely convinced by the image. It's almost certainly a rehearsal for Evensong, rather than a service (the choir aren't wearing surplices; there doesn't seem to be anyone in the congreagtion; which is possible at some places - but not York in my experience; there are no clergy in evidence - could be out of shot; it's a visting choir - the cathedral choir wears red - not necessarily a bad thing, but it's not entirely typical - particularly the size of the choir; finally I hope no-one would be taking photos durign the service anyway). Anyone else? David Underdown 08:35, 24 May 2007 (UTC)
Does anyone else think that this should be a disambiguation page, and that "Evensong" should take us to what is currently "Evening Prayer (Anglican)"? How many people are going to be looking for a novel that doesn't even have its own page, or for some RE programme practiced in a few UU congregations? (Confession circle: in my experimental teen years, I was - briefly - a UU, and I never encountered an "Evensong" class). Carolynparrishfan ( talk) 01:21, 3 March 2008 (UTC)
The St. John's Cathedral mentioned under the Music heading does not have a location. I did a search on
List of cathedrals in the United States and Denver might be the one - see the St. John's Cathedral, Denver website evensong page at
http://www.sjcathedral.org/internal/?page_id=63 Its Wikipedia page is
Cathedral of St. John in the Wilderness, Denver
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I am reverting this merge on the basis that it has not been done correctly.
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onto the article to allow other editors to express a view. Please see
WP:MERGE for an outline of the procedure. Note that Talk pages need to be reconciled too. This merge into
Daily Office (Anglican) has come as a complete surprise.
The merge may or may not be a good idea - the new article looks good, and I appreciate much work has gone into it, but a little discussion would be preferable. Thanks. Cnbrb ( talk) 11:42, 20 June 2019 (UTC)