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A Latin hymn to St Joseph with a popular tune – a unison chorus with 4 two part verses.
“Feria Quinta” — which day is that? … Be honest.
I fail to see how such a position can be defended…
This simple canon makes a great “anytime” Offertory motet for developing choirs and experienced ensembles alike.
Paul Inwood has unwittingly committed a rookie’s error here…
Processing is one way in which we express who we are as wayfarers en route to heaven.
How exactly does one get from electrical engineering to writing hymnbooks and making videos on singing Gregorian chant?
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 […]
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…
Church musicians: Is this what we’re doing wrong?
We did both versions: One is quite popular, the other less so.
Folks, this is pretty cool.
Talk about whatever subject you desire…except musical “style”—because doing so might get you killed.
…you be the judge…
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