Allowed or Forbidden? • Parallel Fourths in Renaissance Polyphony
Article Subtitle: “Brave schola director posts live recording from rehearsal.”
“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)
Article Subtitle: “Brave schola director posts live recording from rehearsal.”
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Many of the faithful here have not partaken of the Eucharist for many, many months.
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In spite of the devastation caused by Covid-19, I am encouraged to see more and more projects like this!
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In a recent survey, only 3% of young adults said it was music that drew them to the Latin Mass. Find out why that’s great news for church musicians.
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To my fellow church musicians: may we all carry our banners bravely forward…
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I would give anything to know how these girls created this recording—because it’s free rhythm!
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Have you seen the viral video of four men singing Ubi Caritas in a stairwell? Here are some thoughts on this phenomenon.
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Supremely rare Belgian book with Gregorian Chant!
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If this had caught on, every chant book—along with every psalm setting of Palestrina, Victoria, Morales, Guerrero, etc.—would have become “garbage” overnight.
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Religious instruction from Fr. Robert Nash, SJ. (1943 Imprimatur)
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The fourth installment—“Mass settings that work well, even with a single cantor + organist.”
I doubt the Divine Office in the vernacular could have been more beautifully sung.
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