Recording of old time Quaker singsong from Haverford’s Music and Quakerism project:
Singsong or Intoned Preaching: One method of “singing in the spirit” sometimes exhibited during Quaker worship was a form of singsong or intoned chant undertaken by those delivering a message. Documented from the 18th through the early 20th centuries, this practice has now died out, though a few examples have been recorded in sound.
Here’s the description in the credits: “Singsong or Intoned Preaching. Intoning by preachers Tom Jones & Esther Jones, recorded prior to 1968. Gift of Earlham College.”
Hat tip to Jon Watts’ comment on Joan’s guest post on Chel’s blog.
Theo’s Kikikaki Podcast #1
The 5yo pontificates about local parks some more, inspired by yesterday’s phone-in interview. “Kikikaki” is his latest silly word. I don’t even want to know if it’s something offensive in another language, LOL!
