Musical Resources • Second Sunday after Epiphany
It’s hard to imagine a more beautiful text than Sedulius’ Hymn: Hostis Herodes Impie.
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It’s hard to imagine a more beautiful text than Sedulius’ Hymn: Hostis Herodes Impie.

Resist the temptation to believe that Francis is 80,000 times as important as Benedict since he receives 80,000 times as much media coverage.

“They call me a Papist and they laugh at my creed…”

You’ll want to immediately download these scores, videos, and Mp3 files!

Can you imagine singing all those vernacular hymns while Mass is happening?

Today’s installment is a rare image of Our Lady’s Nativity.

“Fellow church musicians, rejoice and be glad!” —Aurelio Porfiri

Does the 1967 Instruction on Music in the Liturgy have any relevance today?

What do you think of a new Catechetical Lectionary?

Many of you asked me to share the results, which I have done below.

Is being a church musician the lowest musical aspiration possible? Or the Highest?

Many don’t realize that all the EF chants for the Holy Family can be used at OF—cf. section 397 of the Ordo Cantus Missæ.

“The vitality of the Classical Rite is as fresh as ever.”

Archbishop Sheen said nary a word about any liturgical reforms following the Council.

There’s a discrepancy in this Sunday’s EF Introit.
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