Fortunately, my youngest daughter was in the room, and she was able to provide translation services as to the frizzle dizzle stuff. I thought you were speaking in tongues, but she assures me it's "contemporary slang."
Ya know, when I finish recording some ordinary chaps singing Psalms to four-part harmony Anglican chants, I'll send you a clip. Maybe it will spur some discussion, either here or at the Bird and Babe.
Thanks, BQ. Sorry you had to endure that nonsense. I was just testing it out, and didn't know what to say, so you know, out of the abundance of the heart...
I would love to hear your chants! I recently purchased the 1933 English Hymnal, and I would love to get some input from you as to how I might begin incorporating things into worship services/daily offices.
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It works. The voice came through loud and clear.
Fortunately, my youngest daughter was in the room, and she was able to provide translation services as to the frizzle dizzle stuff. I thought you were speaking in tongues, but she assures me it's "contemporary slang."
Ya know, when I finish recording some ordinary chaps singing Psalms to four-part harmony Anglican chants, I'll send you a clip. Maybe it will spur some discussion, either here or at the Bird and Babe.
bq
Thanks, BQ. Sorry you had to endure that nonsense. I was just testing it out, and didn't know what to say, so you know, out of the abundance of the heart...
I would love to hear your chants! I recently purchased the 1933 English Hymnal, and I would love to get some input from you as to how I might begin incorporating things into worship services/daily offices.
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