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Bottega • Aurelio Porfiri

Aurelio Porfiri · June 23, 2014

URELIO PORFIRI OFFERS INSPIRATION to all who work with him. His attitude and gifts have taught me a lot and I owe him a great debt of gratitude. It is a great privilege to know and work with him.” — Colin Mawby (Westminster)


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St. Augustine Mass • “Lord, Have Mercy” :   6166 (organist)   •   6165 (vocalist)   •   (youtube)

St. Augustine Mass • “Holy, Holy, Holy” :   6164 (organist)   •   6163 (vocalist)   •   (youtube)

St. Augustine Mass • “Lamb of God” :   6168 (organist)   •   6167 (vocalist)   •   (youtube)

There’s A Wideness In God’s Mercy (Faber) :   6162 (organist)   •   6161 (vocalist)

The Praises Of My Tongue (Watts) :   6160 (organist)

Hail Mary :   6170 (organist)   •   6169 (vocalist)

Pentatonic Mass • “Glory To God” :   6157 (organist)   •   6156 (vocalist)

Communion Antiphon (9th Sunday in Ordinary Time) :   6153 (organist)   •   6152 (vocalist)

Gospel Acclamation for the Feast of Saint Francis :   5901 (organist)


English Responsorial Psalms

Rejoice In the Lord (Ps. 97) :   6116 (organist)   •   6117 (vocalist)

Here Am I, Lord (Ps. 40) :   6159 (organist)

The Lord Is My Shepherd (Ps. 23) :   6155 (organist)

Have Mercy On Us, O Lord (Ps. 50) :   6158 (organist)


Italian

Presentation of the Gifts (1st Sunday of Advent) :   6142 (organist/cantor)

Introit (1st Sunday of Advent) :   6141 (organist)   •   6140 (cantor)

6139 A te il regno

6138 A Te, Signore

6137 Angelo di Dio

6136 Ave Maria

6135 Io gioisco pienamente Magnificat

6134 Risuoni la mia bocca


Latin

Bone Pastor Panis Vere (From the Lauda Sion) :   6151 (SATB)

O Salutaris Hostia :   6115 (organist/vocalist)

Quid Retribuam Domino :   6114 (organist & vocal parts)

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Aurelio Porfiri Last Updated: January 1, 2020

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About Aurelio Porfiri

Renowned as composer, conductor, theorist, author, pedagogue, and organist, Aurelio Porfiri has served the Church on multiple continents at the highest levels. Born and raised in Italy, he currently serves as Director of Choral Activities and Composer in Residence for Santa Rosa de Lima School (Macao, China).

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    The organ accompaniment I created for the 3rd Sunday of Lent (“Extraordinary Form”) may now be downloaded, if anyone is interested in this.
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    Listening to this Easter Alleluia—an SATB arrangement I made twenty years ago based on the work of Monsignor Jules Van Nuffel—one of our readers left this comment: “I get tears in my eyes each time I sing to this hymn.” I hope this person is weeping for joy!
    —Jeff Ostrowski

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