Liturgical Translation: Your Thoughts?
The National Association of Pastoral Musicians has created “liturgical” materials honoring Buddha and Darwin.
“Is it not true that prohibiting or suspecting the extraordinary form can only be inspired by the demon who desires our suffocation and spiritual death?” —The Vatican’s chief liturgist from 2014-2021; interview with Edw. Pentin (23-Sep-2019)
The National Association of Pastoral Musicians has created “liturgical” materials honoring Buddha and Darwin.
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I don’t know who really wrote this motet, but I do know it’s a soothing and highly accessible selection for Holy Week.
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This luscious manuscript was created about A.D. 1453 for a French Noblewoman.
The life I lead is not glamorous—nor do I feel like I am making a ‘big difference’ most days…
There are so many wonderful Gregorian hymns, but the “HYMN TO SAINT JOSEPH” is my favorite.
I love Venerable Pius XII very much, but this particular change was unconscionable.
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Three virtual lectures have just been announced by the SCL.
You can’t have too many harmonizations of this piece!
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Here’s something we tried recently, and I’d be grateful to hear your feedback.
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Sophia Institute Press has authorized us to release marvelous secrets about the 3rd edition!
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Leading music for the Extraordinary Form—Part 3 of a series by Andrea Leal.
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Here are some audio samples from recent Masses, along with explanations of what I was thinking for each improvisation.
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People were asking how it sounds…so here’s a live recording from last week.
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