hymnographer (Meaning)
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hymnographer (n.)
One who writes on the subject of hymns.
A writer or composed of hymns.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hymnographer
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hymnographer Sentence Examples
- The renowned hymnographer, Theophanes the Hymnographer, composed over 120 hymns that are still sung today.
- The medieval hymnographer Romanos the Melodist was known for his intricate and sophisticated melodies.
- The hymnographer Joseph the Hymnographer's works are characterized by their poetic beauty and theological depth.
- The 18th-century hymnographer Nikolai Velimir is celebrated for his contributions to Serbian Orthodox hymnody.
- Hymnographes have played a vital role in the development and transmission of Christian liturgy and music.
- The hymnographer Anatolius of Constantinople is credited with composing the Trisagion hymn.
- Saint John Damascene, a renowned hymnographer, is also known as "the golden-tongued poet of the Church."
- The hymnographer Andrew of Crete is famous for his Great Canon, a masterpiece of liturgical poetry.
- Modern hymnographers such as Jaroslav Vajda have sought to create new hymns that are both contemporary and authentic.
- The study of hymnography reveals the rich history, theology, and spirituality of Christian worship.
FAQs About the word hymnographer
One who writes on the subject of hymns., A writer or composed of hymns.
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No antonyms found.
The renowned hymnographer, Theophanes the Hymnographer, composed over 120 hymns that are still sung today.
The medieval hymnographer Romanos the Melodist was known for his intricate and sophisticated melodies.
The hymnographer Joseph the Hymnographer's works are characterized by their poetic beauty and theological depth.
The 18th-century hymnographer Nikolai Velimir is celebrated for his contributions to Serbian Orthodox hymnody.
