“Credo for Two Voices” • Gustaaf Nees (d. 1965)
This simple setting of Gregorian Credo IV uses organ, men’s voices, and women’s voices.
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This simple setting of Gregorian Credo IV uses organ, men’s voices, and women’s voices.

“We solemnly offer the sacrifice at the beginning of Lent, O Lord…”

“Smoke rises from the Mountain of Doom. The hour grows late, and Gandalf the Grey rides to Isengard seeking my counsel.”

A Literary Approach in an Adoremus Bulletin Article

Lenten discipline : St Philip Neri says “to love to be unknown”; Gandalf says “Keep it secret, keep it safe.”

This SATB setting can be used during any liturgical season and has “O Salutaris Hostia” as one of its verses.

It is easier to capitulate than to educate.
If we can solve these 3 misunderstandings, people can fall in love with chant easier!

The text is by St. Gregory the Great, who was Pope from 590-604.

Do we remember that people in the pews often lack our musical background?

I hope this might serve as a foundation for your future work with young singers in your parish.

Are you up for a special hymn challenge?

“The phone is our century’s plague. It destroys character, interaction, friendships, families, and our time. We are glued to these devices.”

The Difference a Comma Makes

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