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For all these reasons, a refresher course on growing in sanctifying grace is very important.
Breviarium Gregorianum takes all the work out of assembling the music for singing the Divine Office.
A polished, relaxed introduction to Gregorian chant from a dad trained at Norcia.
There are lots of different guides to postures for Mass…
Today starts a Novena to Our Lady of Good Success. Curiously, there is an Antiphon included towards the end of each day’s prayers which looks very similar to this one.
Each year, without fail, someone asks me to typeset the Epiphany Proclamation, an announcement of moveable feasts chanted each year on the feast of the Epiphany. As a result, you may now find an archive of 23 such proclamations in PDF ready to print HERE.
A lovely and practical piece with fantastic safety features for any time adoring the Cross of Jesus.
An easy-peasy all-year-round Marian motet in three parts plus some reflections on typing up sheet music.
A printable page of collect conclusions in Latin and English. Enjoy!
… as Christians in the midst of the world, we have a solemn obligation to restore due reverence to these sacred times.
A ramble about open source software and three PDF files for 1962 Vespers for Ferias 4-6 in the Octave of Easter.
This little booklet has had a long influence on choirs, but isn’t very widely known. How many of these pieces are you familiar with?
Maybe we can agree that the Latin Mass has more external signs of reverence. Maybe that will clarify our position.
Some useful tips on adjusting the spacing in Gregorio scores.
An Online International Gregorian Chant Conference! Eight days of great talks plus time for questions and answers.
