The music ministry of Teresa Brown
Devine Music publishes and promotes music, workshops and events by Teresa Brown, an ecumenical Catholic church musician, and former director of music at Northampton cathedral, who continues to compose and record music for the Liturgy and longs for the day when churches can unite in music and worship.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR SOME
NEW MUSIC TO SING AT MASS?
The PILGRIMAGE MASS is a new setting of
Music for the Mass by TERESA BROWN
It’s ideal for Music Groups, Schools
and Churches where everyone sings! It It’s
Thank you for the music, it is beautiful.”
Listen to all the Audio files for free
and view Sample Sheet music on the PILGRIMAGE MASS page
Purchase Downloads of all the Sheet Music for your church or school here in the SHOP
To arrange a Workshop for your Parish or School,
Contact Devine Music
WHY PILGRIMAGE?
Each part of the Pilgrimage Mass is named after a holy place.
Lindisfarne Kyrie, Magdala Gloria,
Assisi Sanctus and Jerusalem Agnus Dei.
In this short talk, Teresa explains how going on a pilgrimage can give us a great opportunity to share our faith with others.
Magdala is a village in the Holy Land, by the sea of Galilee.
The Magdala Gloria is part of the Pilgrimage Mass.
The Refrain is ideal for children to sing
with Verses sung by cantors.
For Full Details of the Music,
and how to purchase the sheet music downloads
go to the PILGRIMAGE MASS page
The Devine Music YouTube channel includes videos of
instrumental music by Teresa Brown,
as well as music for the liturgy.
Teresa Brown & Devine Music have now joined the ONE LICENSE Scheme as Composer & Publisher, and have uploaded a Song Catalogue.
PAST EVENTS in Northampton including
Prayer & Praise for Northampton on the
Ecumenical Events page
WHAT’S GOOD ABOUT GOOD FRIDAY?
A new Walk of Witness
to Weston Favell Shopping Centre
one Good Friday.
More details and photos
on the Ecumenical Events page
CHRISTMAS FLASH MOB
at Weston Favell Shopping Centre
Northampton
Link to YouTube here
This was inspired by a comment at a
Churches Together in England Conference!
Allotments are a great example of how
churches in one area might see the need
to get on better with their next door neighbours.
See: God’s Garden of Allotments
AN ECUMENICAL CHOIR OF 50 SINGERS
from 23 different churches sang the Hallelujah Chorus
at Northampton Cathedral on 21st January 2015
during a special service for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
More details on the Ecumenical Events page
Filling in the Sandwich
Featured in Music & Liturgy magazine (the journal of the Society of St Gregory)
A simple way to help parish musicians to learn the musical priorities of singing the Mass, using three musical diets!
More on the Music Workshops page here.
MUSIC AND PRAYER
Listen music and pray for
PEACE IN THE WORLD here
Reflections with music, scripture and prayer,
lasting from 4-7 minutes.
Find all Music and Prayer Reflections here