
The Daily Office Chanted is a podcast of Episcopal Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, and Compline from The Book of Common Prayer (1979), sung in Gregorian chant.
Whether you are an Episcopalian, an Anglican, or simply seeking a deeper rhythm of prayer, this podcast invites you into the beauty of the Daily Office through sung liturgy and contemplative chant.
As St. Augustine said, “Qui cantat, bis ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 531 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ReligionReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Morning Prayer from The Book of Common Prayer (1979), Episcopal Church, sung in Gregorian chant.
Psalm: 50
Reading: Joshua 9:3–21
Canticle 8: Cantemus Domino
Reading: Matthew 26:69–75
Canticle 20: Gloria in excelsis
Thank you for listening to T... more
Compline (Night Prayer) from The Book of Common Prayer (1979), Episcopal Church, sung in Gregorian chant.
The Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene
Thank you for listening to The Daily Office Chanted, a podcast offering daily Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer... more
Evening Prayer from The Book of Common Prayer (1979), Episcopal Church, sung in Gregorian chant.
The Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene
Psalms: 30 & 149
Reading: Exodus 15:19–21
Canticle: Magnificat
ReadingL 2 Corinthians 1:3–7
Canticle: Nunc dimitt... more
Morning Prayer from The Book of Common Prayer (1979), Episcopal Church, sung in Gregorian chant.
The Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene
Psalm: 116
Reading: Zephaniah 3:14–20
Canticle 16: Benedictus Dominus
Reading: Mark 15:47—16:7
Canticle 21: Te De... more
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I love this podcast and I follow along in my Electronic BCP app. To make it even better (and it already is great) I’d love to see Saints day collects used and the occasional use of the confession.
If you’re looking for a new favorite Daily Office podcast, give this a try. It’s Morning and Evening Prayer, with the schedule of canticles prescribed in the BCP, and psalms on the seven-week cycle. If there’s a chant for anything in Hymnal 1982, it’s sung beautifully here, and psalms are out of Litton’s Plainsong Psalter, which is easy to procure. Collects at chanted, too. Anyone wanting to learn how to chant the Office would do well to use this. Great for the work/school commute, too. Strongly... more
Stunningly beautiful prayer sung to ancient melodies. This podcast has helped me to enter more deeply into daily prayer.
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The show presents Episcopal daily offices—Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, and Compline—sung in Gregorian chant. Episodes systematically guide listeners through psalms, creeds, readings, and liturgical responses, creating a meditative rhythm anchored in Scripture and liturgical tradition. The content emphasizes reverence, contemplation, and the beauty of chant as a devotional practice, with a clear focus on liturgy over discussion. Noteworthy is the consistent avoidance of ads or guest hosts, reinforcing its devotional ministry ethos, and the integration of traditional prayers with chant to cultivate a peaceful, prayerful listening experience for daily devotion and spiritual practice.
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