PDF Download • “Entrance Chant” in English (26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B)
Sometimes one hears the objection: “But Gregorian Chant was not originally accompanied on the organ…”
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.”
Sometimes one hears the objection: “But Gregorian Chant was not originally accompanied on the organ…”
A musical setting for “An Alphabet of Right-doing” (as Monsignor Knox famously called it).
This one’s in Mode 4—and it imitates the authentic Gregorian chant in a magnificent way.
Free download of Saint John’s Gradual with Ecclesiastical Approbation from his Eminence Cardinal Seán O’Malley, O. F. M., Cap., Archbishop of Boston
Readers have expressed interest in looking over the “music list” I have prepared for this coming Sunday.
The participants went nuts over this musical setting. They just couldn’t get enough of it!
Today I discuss a myth about accompanying plainsong on the pipe organ.
Javier R. wrote to us: “One thing that caught my eye—and which I’ve been wrestling with—is how to fit Hymns with Antiphons, especially during the entrance procession.”
The NAB tried to use “overly casual” language—and the results are often an abomination.
The various options given here by the official 1970 Missal can be used during the week (or on any Sunday).
The Solfège has already been added, and we made magnificent rehearsal videos for you!
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