Musical Resources • 15th Sunday after Pentecost
“Let Thy continual pity, O Lord, cleanse and fortify Thy Church…”
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.”
“Let Thy continual pity, O Lord, cleanse and fortify Thy Church…”
World Library Publications has published settings of Communion propers for Advent and Christmas. Listen here to beautiful recordings directed by Paul French.
I will be studying at St. Joseph Seminary in the historical Diocese of Macau, China.
Fr. Valentine used to say: “You can play 100 notes right, and miss just one—and people will criticize you for that wrong one!”
Do you prefer polyphony recorded by just my voice, or mixed with “real” voices?
His assertion that “smoking out enemies” is best done by appointing them to high positions in the Vatican is absurd.
If you aren’t used to working with children, it can be a bit daunting on your first day…
The most important element of this document is not the list of hymns and chants, but the vital coupling of faith formation and sacred music.
A liturgical workshop took place in Licheń, Poland from 4-11 August 2016.
Let’s face facts—the English cathedral system of forming church musicians works.
If you’re confused about what’s happening, search google for “Dormition of Mary.”
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