Corrinne May Conducts At “Totus Tuus”
“Please pray for me and the choir. May Our Lady be better known and loved.” —Corrinne May
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1950s Seminary Film
Thirty-six minutes of beauty!
“Introducing Chant in Your Parish” • With Kevin Allen
“If Bach wanted to learn from the master, he had to go a long way to do it, so he made the sacrifice to do it.” —Kevin Allen
The Very Least We Can Do!
Today I must ask the infamous question… (ducks)
PDF • “Organ Interludes” (Manuals Only) — 104 Pages
Including Dom Gregory Murray, Flor Peeters, Jacques Lemmens, John Lee, C. H. Rinck, Dom Alphege Shebbeare, Oreste Ravanello, Louis Niedermeyer, Eugène Gigout, Luigi Bottazzo, Johann Sebastian Bach, and many others.
Famous Italian Actor Regrets Aborting Son
“I would have liked you to be lying under the covers during a storm, silent so you could hear the sound of the rainfall.” —Andrea Roncato
“The Very Best 42 Seconds of Gregorian Chant”
Fulton J. Sheen, Saint John Mary Vianney, and more!
Must This Be Accompanied?
The age-old question—will it ever be resolved?
Fathers Must Turn Their Hearts To Their Children
I don’t necessarily mean children with no dad. I mean “absent” fathers.
(Chicago) • Upcoming Sacred Music Workshop!
Featuring as presenters Jeffrey Ostrowski and Kevin Allen.
PDF Download • “Entrance Chant in English” (19th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
Including twelve (12) different versions!
Slavonic Sub Tuum: a 3 part gem of haunting beauty for your choir
An easy-peasy all-year-round Marian motet in three parts plus some reflections on typing up sheet music.
“Something Quite Odd” • Today’s Responsorial Psalm
Including a special comparison chart which shows the NAB translation vs. the “Abbey Psalms and Canticles” translation.
PDF Download • “Sanctus” (Roman Missal, 3rd Ed.) in English, Latin, Spanish — Organ Accomp.
You might want to download three PDF files I composed this morning.
“Saint Felix Creed” • Musical Setting for the Nicene Creed (Roman Missal, 3rd Edition)
On 20 March 2014, this musical setting was approved for liturgical use by “The Committee on Divine Worship” (a standing committee of the USCCB).