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“The faith of many was quite infantile, I would say.” —Paul Inwood, talking about preconciliar Catholics
Liturgical song composed in honor of Saint Cecilia and performed in Rome.
Including “Creator Alme Siderum” with English Translation by Rev. Adrian Fortescue.
6 December 2014 interview with Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke by GloriaTV.
Something I unvented (thank you Elizabeth Zimmerman) and also something else.
“Christmas in Harvard Square” opened on the No. 2 spot on Billboard Magazine’s Classical Traditional Chart and has remained in the top 5 since.
Even the “Liber Usualis” omits critical information about Tone VIII.
Let us make a point of singing good carols as much as we can throughout the whole Christmas season, rather than imitating a world that stops celebrating on December 26th.
For myself, I prefer the liturgy entirely in Latin or entirely in the vernacular. Others will disagree.
Major publishers include Haugen’s verse “not in some heaven, light-years away”—what can be done about it?
In Rome, Aurelio Porfiri interviews a respected Vaticanist about the Pope, Curia, and more.
As an added bonus, the score contains solfege markings!
Hymn for the World Meeting of Families 2015
Including scores, audio files, and organ accompaniments.
Young men singing the medieval carol Gaudete in the crypt of St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney.
