PDF Download • Choral Extension! • (Corresponding to the “Holy, Holy, Holy” of the Missal Chants)
Probably one of the most valuable PDF scores we’ve ever released.
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Probably one of the most valuable PDF scores we’ve ever released.

A lovely and practical piece with fantastic safety features for any time adoring the Cross of Jesus.
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Sometimes the ancients just perfectly capture the essence of some experience that we all share.

Let Busoni’s statement serve as a reminder to Catholic music directors everywhere.

This coming Sunday—6 October 2024—is the 27th in Ordinary Time.
I’d be interested to see the actual citations for this…

Readers have expressed interest in looking over the “music list” I have prepared for this coming Sunday.
I provide three (3) reasons you’ll want to download this book immediately.

Several stained glass images of Saint Isaac Jogues.

The Boys of Saint Paul’s Choir School will sing Mahler’s Symphony No. 8 with the Boston Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Andris Nelsons October 4-6 at Boston Symphony Hall.

Sometimes one hears the objection: “But Gregorian Chant was not originally accompanied on the organ…”

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“Our priest was delighted with the program, or so it appeared. During Holy Week he asked me to resign (which I did). He gave no reason and would not even discuss the issue.”

Two absolute favorite chants for Diaconate Ordinations are the Introit, “Dominus secus mare Galilaeae,” and the stunningly tender Communion chant, “Simon Ioannis.”

“About a year later, when many Covid restrictions had been lifted, we saw quite an influx of new faces come into our parish…” —Dr. Samuel Backman
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