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This is a beautiful melody worth learning, worth singing, and worthy of the temple.
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This is a beautiful melody worth learning, worth singing, and worthy of the temple.

Can Protestant translations be dangerous? This paper presents items worth considering.
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I personally find the following pairings (hymn text + hymn melody) to be reprehensible…

From a rare book of Franciscan chants (1902)

Christmas Matins from Bavaria…

The ability of your singers to sight-read music instantly does not guarantee a good performance.
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Did Vatican II “restore” the hymns—as mandated by §93 of Sacrosanctum Concilium?
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Forty images of (IMHO) the patron saints of church musicians.
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“In our day and age I think it is good that we all be reminded that Christ will eventually overcome his enemies.”
Did you know Catholics began translating hymns from Latin into the vernacular about 400 years before the Protestant Revolution?
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There is much here to contemplate, written by a man with a deep reverence for the Sacred Liturgy and Music of the church…

All Saints—November 1st—will be here before you know it!
Readers will enjoy perusing this book.
“Accepting Vatican II” seems to mean deliberately contradicting the actual documents of Vatican II.
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