Living Worship
Early each year, Church Music Dublin runs this popular short course in music, liturgy and worship. It aims to help church musicians understand their role in a wider context than simply playing an instrument or directing a choir.
The course usually takes place on Saturday mornings and has something for everyone – musicians, worship leaders, clergy and others with pastoral responsibility – all who have an interest in the music of worship. Practical music skills are not required to take part.
The sessions are fairly informal and dialogue between the speakers and those attending is encouraged. Most speakers include some singing as part of their presentations. There is a break for refreshments half-way through the morning – always a splendid opportunity to greet old friends and make new.
Living Worship 2019
 St Bartholomew’s Church, Clyde Road Accessible Anthems for Holy Communion
Saturday 2 February 2019
The first session of Living Worship 2019 took place on Saturday 2 February at St Bartholomew’s Church, Clyde Road. Tristan Russcher, Director of Music at St Bart’s, led a workshop on Accessible Anthems for Holy Communion. |
 Attendees at the Anglican Chant Workshop in Christ Church Cathedral. Anglican Chant Workshop The second session of Living Worship 2019 took place on Saturday 23 March in Christ Church Cathedral. Ian Keatley, Director of Music at the cathedral, led this workshop. We were delighted to welcome over 60 people to the workshop. |
Click here to view a list of speakers and subjects in previous years.
