Rare Plainsong Accompaniments
Some consider these 3-part accompaniments to be the rarest in the world.
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Some consider these 3-part accompaniments to be the rarest in the world.

“The faithful should also be taught to unite themselves interiorly to what the ministers or choir sing, so that by listening to them they may raise their minds to God.”

Some have requested a ‘receipt’ showing their $4.95 monthly subscription.

“I don’t know a more resplendent tune.” —Jeff Ostrowski

This hymn has earned its place in the heart, and the setting in 3 voices is not to be missed.

Not even the magnificent “GregoBase”—which is incredibly comprehensive—realizes music for this antiphon was published by the Vatican in the 1930s.

In spite of their simplicity—“manuals only” mainly—I find several of them exceptionally beautiful.

My colleague’s former chorister was recently ordained a Catholic priest…

(1880s) Time and again we are asked: “Is the Gregorian chant to be accompanied by the organ?”

Father Basil Foote, OSB, served on the Music Sub-Committee of the “International Commission on English in the Liturgy” (ICEL).

A normal person would respond: “There are many television shows; to which do you refer?”

Nobody was able to correctly guess this ‘rubrical riddle’—so here’s the answer.

The 28-page Singers’ Booklet is included. Our children’s choir will join us for this Mass.
Where do we come from and where is the Church going? Clark contends there is much hope.

Including many different organ accompaniments!
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