Seven Rules for Church Music (Sir Richard Terry)
“Is plainsong really so dull and dry as some of our singers would have us believe?”
Pope Saint Paul VI (3 April 1969): “Although the text of the Roman Gradual—at least that which concerns the singing—has not been changed, the Entrance antiphons and Communions antiphons have been revised for Masses without singing.”

“Is plainsong really so dull and dry as some of our singers would have us believe?”

Beautiful liturgical music happened—in a hotel ballroom, no less!

This piece by Kevin Allen is based on the plainsong Communion antiphon.
Here is some great church music coming from the Anglican Cathedral of Hong Kong

We look to Mary to understand the “self reflection” of sacred polyphony.

Did you notice the “ups and downs” were omitted? The choir will fill those in…

“When, on his last morning, Cardinal Meisner did not appear at Mass, he was found dead in his room.”

“[T]he parish has seen an astonishing increase in Mass attendance and financial stewardship owing in large part to the addition of a weekly traditional Latin Missa Cantata, use of handcrafted Roman vestments, emphasis on sacred music…”
Rutter: “When they join together, they become one; and they share an experience which they couldn’t have on their own.”
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