“Now Thank We All Our God” • (Simplified Keyboard Accompaniment)
(Part 2) • Should congregational hymnals include SATB parts?
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(Part 2) • Should congregational hymnals include SATB parts?

This melody was found in a Carthusian plainsong book (published hundreds of years ago).

Highlighted in yellow (on this single-page PDF file) is documentation concerning whether the 2nd Eucharistic prayer may be used on Sundays.

“Those two options are as good as any (and better than most).” —Jeff Ostrowski
That such a richly-illustrated missal could have been created—much less mass produced—in the 1930s is beyond belief.

This document shows a “mensuralist” approach to Gregorian Chant.

We received considerable correspondence regarding my article: “Two Ways to Defile a Hymn.”

This brief passage seems (in my humble opinion) to be a delightful specimen.

It’s coming along nicely!

This includes 1914-1962 (years which were excluded from Muir’s book).

A remarkable exposition of the “mora vocis” (published in 1953 in the Netherlands) which doesn’t shy away from a certain item!

Is there anyone on the planet willing to pretend he doesn’t understand the plain meaning of those words?

Do you know ‘SLANE’ the hymn tune?

There is no more dissonant chord than this in the entire Baroque era!

The following collection offers a variety of Latin and English motets
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