Lutheran and/or Bach fan and/or music director

http://www.bach-cantatas.com/LCY/index.htm

Wouldn't it be cool to have information like this available in Logos - church calendar with readings and with Bach's cantata's written for that date ... with words in a number of languages ...and ...

George is right ... this could be the site of the Passion Bible Wink

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Rayner

http://www.bach-cantatas.com/LCY/index.htm

Wouldn't it be cool to have information like this available in Logos - church calendar with readings and with Bach's cantata's written for that date ... with words in a number of languages ...and ...

Yes. Not asking for much there...! :-)

Sacrifice

Great jdea. When we were on our Reformation trip thru-out Europe we stopped by Bach's museum, churches, etc. This ended up being a great experience. I actually began listening to Bach a great deal more thereafter. After seeing some of the history there one is more endeared to his music, etc.

i would like to add: it would be great if Logos played Bach while I study. though this can be easily accessed online, it would be nice to have it all in one place.

http://www.bach-cantatas.com/LCY/index.htm

Wouldn't it be cool to have information like this available in Logos - church calendar with readings and with Bach's cantata's written for that date ... with words in a number of languages ...and ...

George is right ... this could be the site of the Passion Bible

Nick Steffen

This would be fantastic! [Y]

mab

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/695161#Comment_695161

Bach's musical output was enormous as well as spectacular.

There's an almost inexhaustible treasure of early, baroque, and classical worship music that could be a whole new project for Faithlife. Not to discount the efforts of modern worship leaders,but save for some hymns, the 21st century church has forgotten their musical birthright.

It would be wonderful if a pastor or worship leader could pull up a list of music to accompany a sermon as well as anything on liturgical/seasonal calendar.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/695261#Comment_695261

for chant; http://liturgica.com/html/Liturgical_Music.jsp

but for what you really wanted: http://www.npm.org/Planning/ or http://www.episcopalbookstore.com/Product.aspx?ProductID=3697 or http://lectionarymusic.com/

mab

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/695270#Comment_695270

SermonCentral has some very basic sermon topic music listings.

I'm all for anything Bach as Handel, Vivaldi and the others get their due.