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GRACE AND HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL, 13th and Broadway, downtown Kansas City, MO
street, driveway, and air views 
of the Cathedral "close" (campus)
T=Tower
the library is called the Common Room
the offices are on the second floor
G=Gate to courtyard, FH, nave
 E=Entrance to complex 
Downtown map
Website: http://www.kccathedral.org/



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#mypew

video: excerpt from the annual "Kirkin o' the Tartan" service,
Closing Procession with the Pipe and Drum Corp of the St. Andrew's Society of Kansas City.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv_zUl4VWAA  .

Summer Singers: Mozart YouTube



#chant

ANGLICAN CHANT

Here is a basic Anglican chant using Psalm 150:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90GonV40di8&t=84s
You'll hear how the number of syllables to a single pitch varies. 
This is a very simple single chant.

Here is the spoof on Anglican Chant using the weather report:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z2jwDcb9wI&t=69s
If you get bored, skip to near the end . . . . to 2 minutes 30 sec. 
Part of the many-leveled joke is how many syllables 
they have to sing to one note in some cases
and to drive the point home, 
they add a hypenated syllable here and there.

If you are interested in the basics of Anglican Chant, here is a 6-minute technical explanation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdmyaixzDXs

The chants we use at GHTC are sung by our professional choir who add expressiveness to the Psalms. On those Sundays when I teach the 3-5 year olds, I don't mind missing hearing the sermon, but I do miss hearing the psalm. Different chants may be used with different psalms, and the same chant can be used with different psalms.

Here is what I wrote 
for one Sunday's emailed announcement: