So we sing (or say) at every celebration of the Mass. We call it the “Sanctus” (Latin for “Holy”) or the “Trisagion” (Greek for “Thrice-Holy”), and it marks the beginning of the Eucharistic Prayer, ...

One half of the world’s most successful hymn-writing duo has told how he composed his most famous piece – which is sung an estimated 100 million times around the world every year – on the ...

One half of the world's most successful hymn-writing duo has told how he composed his most famous piece - which is sung an estimated 100 million times around the world every year - on the back of ...

It puts a nice, pseudo-blackened bow on "Sanctus." Et Moriemur undoubtedly delivers an exciting piece of music and the same could be said about the rest of Epigrammata.

A flute band has played a hymn tune going past St Patrick's Catholic Church in Belfast in spite of a Parades Commission determination that only a single drumbeat should be played.