Chants, Sentences & Anthems, Sung At The Introduction And Close Of Public Worship In The First Church In Roxbury

A historical collection of chants, sentences, and anthems used in public worship at the First Church in Roxbury, Massachusetts. This volume offers a glimpse into the musical practices of a prominent New England church during the 19th century. Reflecting the liturgical traditions of the time, the pieces included provide insight into the spiritual and cultural life of the congregation. Scholars and enthusiasts of religious music, as well as those interested in the history of the First Church in Roxbury, will find value in this compilation.

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