Sung Prayers Podcast

Sung Prayers Podcast Website: www.kerningwords.com/sungprayers

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This sound file plays through the piece twice, demonstrating both rhythms. This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

Hello, all. Kevin Sanderson-Doughty here with a brief update. As I'm sure you've noticed, the Sung Prayers Podcast has been on hiatus for some time now. But starting today, we will get things going again. Beginning today, I'll be releasing one episode per week through the rest of the 2010 Lenten season. The first three of these new episodes will be piano pieces based on Gregorian Chant melodies, similar to Podcast #013. The other two Lenten episodes will consist of a supplement to a previous episode and a new piece. After Lent, I'll be taking a few weeks off. Then, on April 16, 2010, I'll be making an announcement regarding the future of this podcast. I do plan to keep it going, but there are going to be some changes in scheduling and content. I am also planning some significant additions to the functionality of this website. These additions will also be announced and made in April. And that's it for this announcement. But before I sign off, I do want to express my thanks to you for returning to t

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This sound file goes through three renderings of the piece: 1. Solo voice 2. Piano playing through the two-part version 3. Piano playing through the piano accompaniment This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

Website addresses mentioned: Sung Prayers Podcast website - www.kerningwords.com/sungprayers Word Like Fire website - www.wordlikefire.com Hello, all. Kevin Sanderson-Doughty here with a couple of announcements. Firstly, if you have found the Sung Prayers Podcast to be a helpful or meaningful resource, I have now set up a means by which you can make a financial donation of support. Just go to the Sung Prayers Podcast website, at www.kerningwords.com/sungprayers, and click on "Offer Support-Make a Donation" in the main menu at the top of the page. This will take you to more information about ways you can offer support and about how financial donations will be used, as well as to a PayPal link which will take you to a secure site through which a donation can be made. If you are not wanting or able to make a financial contribution, your prayers of support not only for me but for all musicians in your faith community would be most welcome. Which leads to my second announcement. For those of

This sound file demonstrates both the irregular and metrical versions of the song. More information about different versions is included on the cover page with the sheet music. In the sound file, first a solo voice sings through the melody twice using the irregular version. This is followed by the piano playing all the parts, going through the song twice and using the metrical version. This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

This is a basic recording of the sheet music found in the PDF sharing this file's episode number and title. This file is intended to be used as a quick reference for the general sound of the piece rather than as a definitive interpretation.

Hello, all. Kevin Sanderson-Doughty here once again. After a much-longer-than-anticipated hiatus, the Sung Prayers Podcast is starting back up again. My apologies for how long it has been since something new was shared here. The move to our new home and all that that entailed took a lot more time and energy than expected. Another factor (one which my wife and I welcomed with great joy) was the birth of our first child in December. I ask any parents out there to vouch for me that our new daughter has indeed captured the bulk of our attention. But the time has come to get the Sung Prayers Podcast going once again. With its return, I am switching over to a twice-a-month release schedule, instead of the original once-a-week schedule. I want to ensure that I will be able to give the same attention to each release that I did before, and this new schedule should help me to do this. So, over the next couple of days, I will be releasing the twenty-fourth installment of the Sung Prayers Podcast as well as a P

Hello, all. Kevin here with a short announcement. The Sung Prayers Podcast will be taking a break for the summer. My wife and I are in the midst of preparing to move cross-country, and the busy-ness of packing, house-hunting, job-hunting, and saying good-bye to dear friends (not to mention the impending move itself) is pretty much swallowing up all my time. I am planning on resuming the podcast in September, though it’s likely I’ll be shifting to an every-other-week release schedule. Even once the move is accomplished, there will still be a number of significant changes coming up in our lives, and shifting to an every-other-week format is looking much more doable at this point. My thanks to all of you who have visited the website or subscribed to the podcast. And my thanks to everyone who has shared the music here with others. I look forward to returning to this project in the Fall, and I hope you’ll come back to it, too. Peace, Kevin