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New compositions in the timeless style of great Catholic hymns for all the major feasts, plus insights into the hymnodist’s creative process.
Print an illustrated liturgical calendar with seasonal Gregorian chant excerpts.
The Baronius Press edition is beautiful, but lacks important markings for singers.
To sing at Mass though, you need more than just being able to finish together.
Three priests taking their teaching ministry online during the current restrictions.
Having a printed copy of the Divine Office is a good step, but actually hearing it sung really brings it alive.
It is alright to feel sad. The other alternative would be indifference, and that would be a real tragedy.
The virus has prompted many parishes to livestream their Masses. Veronica showcases four.
Sometimes a music director can encounter criticism about the music program. The good side of this is that it shows that someone cares.
Veronica Brandt has posted a beautiful antiphon reputed to keep the plague away; updated to correct a semitone variance in the first copy she made • The Cantuale Romano-Seraphicum from 1951 is mentioned • Free download of “Stella Caeli” along with the Litany of Our Lady+
The Litany of St Joseph in Latin chant with an English translation.
Take a look at this new introduction to the Latin Mass from the Trad Kids TV.
Liturgy of the Hours and Divine Office books become enormous when they include all the music for singing the psalms. Fortunately here are the tools to bring the music to your screen.
Setting up keyboard shortcuts to setting the stops on a virtual pipe organ using the free software GrandOrgue.
A dozen easy little pieces for organ.
