Is the Latin Mass Dead?
The Latin Mass is dead in a sense, its “rubrical growth” stopped in 1962.
Articles
Diocese of Marquette Taking a Brave Step
Bishop John Doerfler’s new Instruction on Sacred Music in Divine Worship.
Most Pure Heart Schola Cantorum in Rome (Part 2)
Watch the debut of Colin Mawby’s “Ave Maria” in Rome.
Chosen Your Easter Alleluia Yet?
It’s time—and here’s one you’ll love.
Not Your Grandmother’s Creed
Composer David Haas posted a striking proclamation on his Facebook page.
Reflections on the Change of the Mandatum Rite
A guest article by Mr. Michael Chan, who lives in Hong Kong.
Musical Resources • Septuagesima Sunday (Extraordinary Form)
Yet the laborer called at the eleventh hour does not taste the joy reserved to one who has “worked and suffered without reckoning the hours.”
Motet for Three Voices: “O Crux Ave”
This piece is ideal for use as a motet during the veneration of the Holy Cross at the Good Friday liturgy.
Angelus Bells and the Raspberry Pi
Setting a computer up to do something useful, bringing together a credit card sized computer and some midi samples.
Lent is near.
Looming over church musicians is a quick transition of liturgical seasons. Here are just a few liturgical works for Lent and Easter.
Free Downloads • Works by Cardinal Bartolucci (Part 1)
Choral works by Cardinal Bartolucci, former director of the Sistine Chapel Choir, is available for download now!
Most Pure Heart Schola Cantorum … in Rome!
The greatest gift was to be in Rome during the Holy Year of Mercy!
| Part 3 of 3 | • “Kyrie Eleison” (SATB) within the reach of any choir!
Only one word describes Guerrero’s musical genius: fearsome.
May 2016 • Major Choral Event In Dallas!
A tremendously exciting moment in the Catholic musical world!
Musical Resources • 2nd Sunday after Epiphany (Extraordinary Form)
“Sanctify, O Lord, the gifts we offer, and purify us from the stains of our sins…”