[rodgersorgan] Re: First Sunday of Advent
- From: Cbtsubdallas@xxxxxxx
- To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 3 Dec 2002 02:14:22 EST
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In a message dated 12/2/2002 9:59:50 PM Central Standard Time,
p.marsh@xxxxxxx writes:
> Somebody has to ask the dumb question, so I guess it might as well be
> me. Is Adeste Fideles what we know as O Come, All Ye Faithful? If so,
> why would one use a Christmas hymn at the beginning of Advent? I'm
> probably missing something here, and would be glad to know the
> connection.
>
At the risk of sounding judgmental some less liturgical churches confuse
and/or combine Advent and Christmas. I should know... I grew up a Methodist
and during the entire month of December we had Christmas carols interspersed
with a few Advent hymns. I'm no longer a member of that denomination.
However, I will say that this whole strain has gone off the topic of Rodgers
organs and I wish to bring it back on topic. So here it goes.... I've asked
it before and haven't received a response: How can one create the "change
ringing/bell peal" sound on a PR300 and have it sound real? Are there any
programs or disks or such a beast? If so I would buy one immediately so
that I could have the bells do their thing while I'm playing my postlude on
Christmas Eve. Furthermore, I've been to some of the Change ringing sites
and using their "calls" I've not been able to recreate, or even come close,
to the sound/style I'm looking for. Does anyone have a clue or an idea?
Thanks and Peace,
Allen Johns
Dallas
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