Today Only! 40% off musical scores

Corpus Christi Watershed · November 28, 2016

TODAY ONLY a special coupon (see below) allows you to save 40% on Lulu orders by typing in a secret code. Why not pick up a copy of Kevin Allen’s “Matri Divinae” collection?

* * MATRI DIVINAE GRATIAE • for SAB choirs

Here are more examples of Lulu books:

* * Kevin Allen Scores

* * Simon Le Moyne Gospel Acc.

* * Couture Gospel Acc.

* * Chabanel Psalter

* * Goupil Graduals • Extraordinary Form

UPDATE:

They have extended the sale by one day:

They have extended the sale again:

Opinions by blog authors do not necessarily represent the views of Corpus Christi Watershed.

6 May 2021 • FEEDBACK

A reader from St. Louis, Missouri, wrote to us: “The work you and your team do is quite possibly the most valuable resource I have come across as a younger Sacred music director and organist. The Brébeuf Hymnal is my most used and referenced resource. Although my church has not adopted it yet (I will continue to work on that), it is my most prized liturgical resource … truly a work of sacred art and beauty! I have spent the last year consuming articles and purchasing some of the printed resources you put out. Any help for a young music director is fully and warmly welcomed. I believe that building young choirs and inspiring the youth toward sacred music might just be one of the most important tasks set before us.” [Read more feedback.]

—Jeff Ostrowski

22 April 2021 • SATB Plainsong?

In an emergency, we pull out random hymns from the Brébeuf hymnal. The Brébeuf choral supplement has every single verse—every single verse—written out, which makes reading SATB a breeze. Last Sunday, we pulled out an Easter hymn which is a mix between plainsong and metrical hymnody…and I think this live recording came out nicely! Please see whether you agree.

—Jeff Ostrowski

22 April 2021 • ICTUS ALERT

My friends, for the record, this coming Sunday has something which is pretty rare. It is an example of Abbey of Saint-Pierre de Solesmes adding an ictus marking to their previous (1908) version of the Graduale Romanum. You can examine before and after. Do I feel better, having pointing this out? I absolutely do…

—Jeff Ostrowski

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