The Royal School of Church Music
The 'Sunday by Sunday' podcast
Each quarter, the 'Sunday by Sunday' podcast will focus on a featured piece of sacred music from the Royal School of Church Music' widely used and much-loved magazine, 'Sunday by Sunday'. The podcast offers:• insights into the music’s background and context• practical tips for choir directors and singers• a recording of the music to inspire your own performanceThis is your chance to hear before you try and buy, offering a rich listening experience that may introduce you to a gem you’ve not encountered before.
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Latest episode
Nov 19, 2025
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Episodes
Sunday by Sunday podcast, Episode 3: Sing to the Lord a new Song 19.11.2025 16:32
In this episode, which accompanies Issue 115 of the Sunday by Sunday magazine from the Royal School of Church Music, David Ogden encourages singers to rediscover the singing of psalms and express the Christian message in new and interesting ways. The episode includes a performance of David's setting of Psalm 121, I lift up my eyes to the mountains .
Sunday by Sunday Podcast, Episode 2, Shorter Song Selecting 01.09.2025 6:58
Jonathan Robinson invites us to reflect on thepower and potential of short songs in worship. Often overlooked outside traditions such as Taizé and Iona, these pieces can be profound tools for building community, fostering welcome and deepening spiritual engagement. In this podcast, Jonathan explores the Ukrainian Kyrie.
Episode 1, June 2025, 'Beati Mundo Corde' 04.06.2025 6:47
This quarter’s featured piece is Beati mundo corde by Grayston Ives, a moving and contemplative anthem that rewards close listening and sensitive performance. Perfect for church musicians, clergy and music-lovers alike, the Sunday by Sunday podcast supports your worship planning with fresh insight and beautiful sound.
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