Sentence examples for for a feast day from inspiring English sources
It was renovated for a Feast Day, then totally destroyed a few days later.
As a work composed for a feast day, the cantata begins and ends with celebratory flourishes of trumpets, percussion, organ and bright choral textures.
King's "Introit for a Feast Day"; Gallus's "Haec Dies"; McFarlane's "Christ Our Passover"; Victoria's "Victimae Paschali Laudes"; Harris's "This Joyful Eastertide"; and other works; with brass quartet and timpani; the San Francisco Girls Chorus, directed by Susan McMane Steven E. Lawsonn, organist; Mollie Nichols, music director.
It was the first composed for a feast day, Pentecost Sunday (Whit Sunday), Pentecost being a high holiday along with Christmas and Easter.
Erschallet, ihr Lieder, the third cantata in this series, is the first cantata for a feast day. is the third of the Weimar cantatas.
Traditionally, it has long been celebrated in many cultures as a feast day for indulging in all those delicious, fattening, alcoholic delicacies that the faithful sacrifice during Lent.
In ancient Roman daily life, the ides approximated mid-month in particular, the ides of mid-month ined a feast day for Mars, god of war, often accomparticulara milithey parade.
The tradition of having a Feast Day for the Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary was widespread both in the Eastern Orthodox and Western Roman Catholic churches since the 7th century.
The program would be perfect for a Marian Feast Day - even better, one to complement the Feast of Saint Cecilia, Patron of Musicians (btw, November 22).
In 1916 he published his first book, characteristically titled for a religious feast day, Radunitsa ("Ritual for the Dead").
