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This can seem like a dry topic, but it actually often deals with practical issues faced by every choirmaster who wants to promote plainchant.
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This can seem like a dry topic, but it actually often deals with practical issues faced by every choirmaster who wants to promote plainchant.
Using this coming Sunday (12th Sunday after Pentecost) as an example.
I consider this my best organ accompaniment … I hope you like it!

These were two joyful, yet profitable, weeks spent with a dedicated group of devout Catholics…
A wonderful way to get volunteers singing SATB polyphony immediately!
Charles Weaver, William Fritz, Richard Clark, Jeff Ostrowski, Charlotte Lansberg, and Alfred Calabrese.
Today’s release will go down in history!

A terrific collection of organ interludes (manuals only) for free PDF download.

Kyrie “Missa de Angelis”—recorded yesterday by a volunteer choir.

The Church rightly promotes Marian devotion during the months of May and October, but here are five tips for making your music program more Marian now.

Does this sound like a “hymn” to you? Or does it sound like a “chant” composition?
“Vespers was crafted and conducted masterfully. We chanted each of the psalms in monastic style, alternating the verses between the two sides of the choir. ”

In this article, I examine the elusive provenance of what some have called “the most popular piece of plainsong.”

There is great continuity between the Traditional Latin Mass and the Novus Ordo. In light of Pope Francis’ “Desiderio desideravi” and “Traditionis custodes” this deserves a closer look.
“A year ago I knew very little about sacred music, but what a marvelous journey it’s been!” — Harrison Hoge
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