Robert Willis - February 24, 2017
Singing and Making Melody to the Lord: An Exploration of the Development and Place of Hymns in the History of the Christian Church
Robert Willis is an Anglican priest, theologian, chaplain, music composer, and 39th Dean of Canterbury. In his lecture, he explains why we sing hymns and discusses the origin of the different forms of hymn singing. Willis has written many hymns and is uniquely qualified to present this lecture on hymnology. He uses a piano in his presentation.
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