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Jeff addresses the question: âWhat is Gregorian Chant? And what is it not?â Our plainchant books contain a fair number of âpseudoâ plainsong compositions.
âMy desire, Leroy, is to answer your question in a rigorously straightforward way.â âJeff Ostrowski
Dom John StĂŠphan was a Benedictine monk of Buckfast Abbey in South Devon, England.
This gorgeous PDF scan is being offered completely free of charge
Earlier this year, my mother found out we desperately needed funds and were planning to run a fundraiserâŚ
âKids, you’re only on this floating rock for a very short time.â
This is surely one of music history’s great ironies!
I would argue we must renew our good resolution and stand firm.
With a brief digression on âfeelings of inadequacy.â
An English translation of âVeni Creator Spiritus.â
This version by Father Adrian Fortescue is fascinating!
How dare I broach such a subject?
Where âParce DĂłmineâ (the famous song for Lent) came from.
In 1957, the Abbey of Solesmes publicly claimed copyright over âthe rhythmic signs đŽđťđą đđľđ˛ đżđľđđđľđş đđľđ˛đ đżđ˛đ˝đżđ˛đđ˛đťđ.â
Is it fair to forever bind Dom GuĂŠranger to what he wrote about âbarbarous archaismsâ in 1855?
