
How Lutheran Hymns Lost Their Monopoly in the Missouri Synod
An opinion piece by Paul Raabe on what happened to traditional hymns in American Christianity
An opinion piece by Paul Raabe on what happened to traditional hymns in American Christianity
A Concordia Seminary, St. Louis choir, led by James Marriott, sings the classic Easter hymn
The Concordia Seminary choir Laudamus sings the timeless spiritual
A Concordia Seminary choir sings the beloved hymn
A Concordia Seminary choir sings the classic Passion hymn
The choir Laudamus sings the chant often sung on Good Friday
A Concordia Seminary choir sings the classic Lenten hymn
James Brauer remembers the life of one of the church’s great composers
Heather Choate Davis talks about her journey into the beauty and grace of making music
Jim Marriott and Dale Meyer talk about how to use hymns and songs in our devotional practices
James Marriott plays organ overtures to “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” and “Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates.”
Jim Marriott dives into the rich hymnody of Advent
David Maxwell reflects on – and plays – the Bach hymn “Lord Jesus Christ, Be Present Now.”
How Bach transforms, as only Bach can, an ancient hymn to the Holy Spirit
By Kent Burreson The Persistent Church and the Long-suffering Lord O Spirit, who didst once restore Thy Church that it might be again The bringer of good news to men, Breathe on Thy cloven Church once more, That in these gray and latter days There may be those whose life is praise, Each life a ..
Concordia Seminary Professor Emeritus James Brauer provides a comprehensive study of how Luther used tunes in Reformation hymnody