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Перевод: hymnal

[прилагательное]
относящийся к гимнам;
[существительное]
сборник церковных гимнов

Тезаурус:

1. Hopes are therefore being pinned upon the forthcoming production of a new monastic hymnal under the auspices of the Panel of Monastic Musicians.
2. He carried a prayerbook and hymnal in his "Patent Alpine Porte-Knapsack" (his own invention, "said to create no pressure on the back or arm") when mountaineering.
3. Here they were allowed to sing hymns, mostly from the official New Westminster Hymnal , published in 1939 and containing few texts or translations by non-Roman Catholic writers.
4. But they brought the hymn book with them, the same Baptist hymn book that spread throughout the Caribbean and the Pacific, and they deposited their hymnal, tune-structured music on top of these people.
5. In 1887, eleven years after Allon had advocated liturgical chanting, George Barrett edited the Congregational Church Hymnal .
6. In the Episcopal Church of the United States, The Hymnal 1980 is used virtually everywhere.
7. A typical compilation of this kind of material is to be found in New Songs of Celebration which is the latest volume of the Celebration Hymnal (Mayhew-McCrimmon, 1978).
8. In America The Hymnal 1980 contains no fewer than 288 examples of service music and it is permissible to reproduce some of it for congregational use.
9. A new standard hymnal might not be welcomed by Roman Catholics.
10. For hymnody the main source of those with a traditional approach to the office hymn is The English Hymnal (or The New English Hymnal ).
11. In former British colonies, Hymns Ancient and Modern and The English Hymnal are still widely used.
12. Jock decided to play as the congregation assembled and before the proper organist arrived, but his hesitant, hymnal efforts had a spare, Protestant ring about them and when, in despair, he broke into a decidedly rag-time syncopation with "Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nelly" the proper organist, who was a very proper spinster-woman, rose and hurriedly pushed him off the stool before he had got through the chorus.