Anglican Hymnody refers to the tradition of hymns sung in the Anglican Church, which is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. This musical practice has its roots in the Reformation and has evolved over centuries, incorporating various styles and influences. Hymns are often based on scripture and theological themes, aiming to enhance worship and community participation. The Book of Common Prayer plays a significant role in shaping Anglican hymns, providing a framework for worship services. Many well-known hymns, such as those by Isaac Watts and Charles Wesley, are integral to this tradition. Anglican Hymnody emphasizes both lyrical depth and musical beauty, fostering a rich spiritual experience.