CE St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle Wed, 12th Oct 2016

[ardcarp]

Thanks Miles! At least I got this bit right...

And where as as Maie, July, August, October, and December, hath .xxxi. daies a pece, it is ordered that the same Psalmes, shalbee red the last daie of the saied Moneth, which were redde the daie before, so that the Psalter must be be begun again the first daie of the next Moneth ensuying.’

[Vox Humana]

And because January and Marche hath one daie, aboue the saied nombre, and February whiche is placed between them bothe, hath only .xxviii. daies, February shall borowe of either of the Monethes, of January and Marche one daie, and so the Psalter which shalbee redde in February, muste bee begun on the last daie of January, and ended the firste daie of Marche.

Yes. That method survived until 1662, when it changed to the present one stated by ardcarp.

[DracoM]

Some good solos, partic altos and tenor.
Liked the Parry.

[Miles Coverdale]

Yes. That method survived until 1662, when it changed to the present one stated by ardcarp.

It’s probably just as well that it did change. It did rather ‘over-engineer’ the problem.

[Vox Humana]

Indeed! :)

[Unison Off]

Now just finished this musical offering from Windsor in the peace of my own home. As pointed out already, this really was a great service in every respect. Glorious accuracy and phrasing: well done to a team clearly on the up!

[LTFC1990]

Well done to all at Windsor; this was one of the finest and most enjoyable choral evensongs that I have ever heard, bravo!

[Finzi4ever]

Well done to all at Windsor; this was one of the finest and most enjoyable choral evensongs that I have ever heard, bravo!

What a glorious rendering of Psalm 67 with the ideal Bairstow chant.

[LTFC1990]

What a glorious rendering of Psalm 67 with the ideal Bairstow chant.

Couldn't agree more! I felt that the whole service was just sung directed, and played so musically.