Choir Schools would help to fill our parishes with congregations and choir members who would expect real sacred music sung to a high degree…
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Sense and Sensibility
This lesson is no less true in the realm of sacred music than it is in the realm of lovers.
Let the Fun Begin
I have been searching for ways to bring more choristers into the choir…
Mr. Pete Avendano and His Incredible Choir
Now back in Los Angeles, Avendano hopes to found a Catholic boys choir dedicated solely to singing the Church’s music.
Five Suggestions • “Music in Our Schools”
If we desire to educate, we should keep our end in mind—to teach children what is good, and to love that good.
Five Rules • “Successful Music Camps”
A choirmaster must always be recruiting…and a summer camp is a great recruiting tool.
Announcing: Saint Rita Choral Academy!
The parish’s new venture, the St. Rita Choral Academy, is the brainchild of Dr. Alfred Calabrese.
A Call to Educate Our Future Musicians
Most of these students, without ever having studied the Church’s documents on liturgical music, have an innate sense that our sacred mysteries require sacred music… and they WANT IT!
In Support of the Choir School Tradition
St. Paul’s Choir School is one of only three Catholic choir schools in the United States, and provides an approach we might call the apprenticeship method.
St. Paul’s Choir School Appoints New Director of Music
James Kennerley’s “rehearsal with the men and boys was brilliant as is his organ playing.”