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Into the House and Gate of Heaven
The Anglican musical tradition is rich with music for All Saints Day. The choirs of St. Philips Cathedral in Atlanta, under the direction of Dale Adelmann, perform new and traditional anthems with themes of heaven and the saints. Mr. Adelmann, Canon for Music at the Cathedral of St. Philip since 2009, has conducted choral festivals and workshops across the US. He is a past president of the Association of Anglican Musicians and served terms as editor and consulting editor of its Journal. Completing a Ph.D. specializing in the revival of Anglican choral worship at the University of Cambridge, England, he became the first North American to sing in the Choir of St. John’s College, and served as musical director of The Gentlemen of St. John’s.
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Into the House and Gate of Heaven
The Anglican musical tradition is rich with music for All Saints Day. The choirs of St. Philips Cathedral in Atlanta, under the direction of Dale Adelmann, perform new and traditional anthems with themes of heaven and the saints. Mr. Adelmann, Canon for Music at the Cathedral of St. Philip since 2009, has conducted choral festivals and workshops across the US. He is a past president of the Association of Anglican Musicians and served terms as editor and consulting editor of its Journal. Completing a Ph.D. specializing in the revival of Anglican choral worship at the University of Cambridge, England, he became the first North American to sing in the Choir of St. John’s College, and served as musical director of The Gentlemen of St. John’s.
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The Anglican musical tradition is rich with music for All Saints Day. The choirs of St. Philips Cathedral in Atlanta, under the direction of Dale Adelmann, perform new and traditional anthems with themes of heaven and the saints. Mr. Adelmann, Canon for Music at the Cathedral of St. Philip since 2009, has conducted choral festivals and workshops across the US. He is a past president of the Association of Anglican Musicians and served terms as editor and consulting editor of its Journal. Completing a Ph.D. specializing in the revival of Anglican choral worship at the University of Cambridge, England, he became the first North American to sing in the Choir of St. John’s College, and served as musical director of The Gentlemen of St. John’s.
