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Music has a way of describing the indescribable, of bringing to speech the ineffable. That is what our choirs must do this Holy Week.
I’ve never seen a more beautiful promo video.
What can a musician learn from the last words of our crucified King?
In my view, a “tight” vibrato can be quite a beautiful thing.
I can’t imagine my family playing such an intimate role in the ceremonies of Holy Week, but it surely made an awesome impression on the von Trapps.
Two young ladies helped record these 14th-century harmonies.
Listen to the instructions John Paul II gives the Chicago congregation.
On “Liturgiam authenticam” and the Crisis in Art
Learning enough to use Latin liturgically is important and easy if you have the information. Including a short video giving tips to cover most Church Latin pronunciation.
The Jews therefore said to Him, “Thou art not yet fifty years old and hast Thou seen Abraham?”
…with English translation by Fr. Adrian Fortescue.
An interesting project to reconstruct a 16th century Mass as Henry VIII would have heard it.
Golden Jubilee Homily by Bishop René H. Gracida.
“Sometimes when you are confusing, you are mistaken for being learned.” —Fulton J. Sheen
This brief video—filmed at an Episcopal church in 2013—may offend you.
