Musically Speaking
Jarrod RicheyArticles, resources, and reflections from Jarrod Richey on music literacy, hymnody, church music, and the traditions that shape how we sing, dance, and worship together.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Friday FIVE: August 29 - Rough and Raw Voices
In this week’s episode, we consider why certain voices move us even when they sound rough around the edges. These are voices that break the mold, resist polish, and still draw us in. What makes them so compelling?
Friday FIVE: August 22 - The Common Doxology
In this week’s episode, we look at how the familiar Doxology, “Praise God, from whom all blessings flow,” was not originally a stand-alone hymn. It was the shared ending of three different texts by Bishop Thomas Ken. Morning, Evening, and e...
Friday FIVE: August 15 - Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore
In this week’s episode, we consider Chris Stapleton’s Daddy Doesn’t Pray Anymore and why it leaves such a lasting impression. Along the way, we’ll make a surprising connection to a classic country hit and explore what makes songs like this ...
Friday FIVE: August 8 - Cecil Frances Alexander
In this episode, we look at the life and legacy of Cecil Frances Alexander (1818 to 1895), who wrote many hymns for children, including All Things Bright and Beautiful, Once in Royal David’s City, and There Is a Green Hill Far Away. Her poe...
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Jarrod Richey is a music educator, choir director, church musician, hymnal editor, and author, inviting readers into a deeper appreciation of the beauty, history, theology, and music literacy in the life of the church.
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