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“Christmas in Harvard Square” opened on the No. 2 spot on Billboard Magazine’s Classical Traditional Chart and has remained in the top 5 since.
When I was young, I never viewed the Blessed Virgin Mary as a great source of inspiration for composition. How wrong that turned out to be!
But how many times have we heard: “We shouldn’t use that that because nobody can sing it.” This is a self-fulfilling prophecy, is it not?
It is not the point of sacred music to make individuals or even the Music Director happy.
Reverence, prayer, and internal participation increased through this act of external participation.
Do not miss the opportunities of All Souls Day, especially as it falls on a Sunday.
An article that may serve to guide those of us searching for the words to speak to our parishioners, choir members, and also clergy.
See today’s Collect: Saint John Paul II leads us to Christ.
One of the most painful spiritual experiences many Catholics suffer is the closure of their parish.
There is a bond forged by those struggling to create beauty and pray the scriptures through sacred melody.
To what extent does the pipe organ’s inclusion as a worship component influence
the quality of your worship experience?
What takes lasting root in liturgy are the things we discover for ourselves.
Saint John Paul stated: “The ‘beautiful’ was thus wedded to the ‘true’”. Is there a standard for what is beautiful?
Saint John Paul calls artists to a great responsibility–but also gives a warning.
“Leave it to the ignorant and stupid who judge by counting only the faults. I can be grateful, and so must you be, for even one note, one wonderful phrase.” — Pablo Casals
