Scogna and Olbash talk Gregorian Chant • “On a Sacred Note”
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Who doesn’t like to talk about Gregorian Chant?
“If you occasionally share a habit of mine for getting stuck in one style, take new inspiration here!” —Miss Phoebe Wing

It’s disturbing to realize that Mass was offered like this in some places.
Beautiful churches and music in Canada…

Singular or Plural?

They sure did sing with gusto in those days!

“To the man of cultivated taste, they are displeasing—and in some cases even offensive…”

Creating a metrical translation like that, so very literal, is stupefyingly difficult.

“Being Evangelical Catholics requires that we know the Gospel, believe the Gospel, live the Gospel, and share the Gospel with others—and this begins and ends for us in the sacred liturgy…”

This Canon, attributed to William Byrd, was greatly admired by Beethoven and Mozart.

To be held 27–29 September 2018, the conference will focus on the legacy of Msgr. Romano Guardini.

Since the Canon cannot be recited “silently” in the Ordinary Form, I wonder if chanting it might be one answer to the lack of transcendence we often encounter within Mass.

Recorded by participants at the 2018 Symposium!

Our profession is not an easy one.

…recorded on a device located at the very back of Church.
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