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Meaning of "evensong"
evensong (noun) - In Christian tradition, evensong refers to a religious service, also known as vespers, held in the evening. Evensong typically includes prayers, hymns, and readings from the Bible. It is commonly observed in Anglican, Catholic, and other Christian denominations as a form of worship and reflection at the close of the day
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- A religious service, most commonly seen in the Anglican or Episcopal Church, that takes place in the early hours of the evening; originally, and sometimes still, an alternative name for vespers or a service combining vespers and compline.
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I have got to get ready for evensong.
Evensong is also sung here.
The birds still make their evensong.
Evensong is a traditional daily service combining elements of vespers and compline.
To the church and ending with evensong.
Traditional Choral evensong is a church of most cathedrals.
I am but a frail old woman who is in bed by evensong.
Time for evensong.
He still has not got over you doing bayonet practice during evensong.
We went to an evensong there.
Not even the bell ringers stay for evensong.
We have evensong.
Twice a month the evening service is a traditional Evensong.
We were singing in an Evensong for the Epiphany.
I am just heading back in for evensong.
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I have evensong and then I have to memorise some notes for my interview.
It is their matins and their evensong.
Daughter got back from Sunday Evensong to find him hanging from the bannister.
I thought we might go to evensong.
Evensong for the Feast of the Annunciation.
From matins till evensong.
There is a regular Choral Evensong on Wednesdays and one Sunday each month.
Come to me after evensong.
He Sensed Evensong before him, feeling its massive metallic buildings and numerous walkways.
I have to attend evensong.
Dinosaurs and Damien Hirst, evensong and observatories - the best things in London life really are.
It must be almost time for Evensong.
The choir perform concerts, sing Evensong and participate in masterclasses.
It is also referred to in the Anglican tradition as evening prayer or evensong.
Daughter got back from Sunday evensong to find him Suicide.
As far as my flock is concerned my only vice is a tipple before Evensong.
Come to Evensong.
I expected Mrs Woodley last night after evensong.
There is also a boys ' choir whose weekly Evensong is a major event within the cathedral week.
Sometimes there is a First Evensong.
Evensong is held at 5pm.
It is common for guest choirs to sing at Evensong during the week.
Choral evensong was amazing!
Programme of the Evensong.
Evensong the " Vigil of the Resurrection.
Choral services are sung on Sundays and consist of a Choral Eucharist and Choral Evensong.
It did not matter that Jason 's shuttle had left for Evensong over a month before the murder.
I feel comfortably out of place, as an Amazon Indian might at choral evensong.
The 4 o'clock service is a traditional Choral Evensong in the Anglican cathedral tradition.
No, it was just you ringing in the middle of evensong.
It 's the evensong soon.
But there, she was dead herself ere evensong time.
Evensong and Burial are, of course, free.
The house asleep by then ; this was my Evensong.
They first performed it in an Evensong of the 2001 Edinburgh Festival.
