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Checking up on The Cantus Project

In an earlier post I mentioned The Cantus Project. In addition to reading up on their ambitious goal of reverently Englishing the Graduale Simplex while maintaining the melodic integrity of the chant(!), visitors can now sample two fruits of their labors—the entrance and processional chants for Palm Sunday: Hosanna filio David and Pueri Hebraeorum. Impressive!

Posted 01.15.2004
by Aristotle Esguerra
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4 Comments

This will be a spectacular accomplishment! With prayers, it will be widely spread and used.


Paul Rex
01.15.2004 @ 12:17 pm #

A grand and glorious effort, to be sure, but breathtaking that such should be taking place a full quarter century after venacularization.


jeffrey
01.15.2004 @ 1:48 pm #

I know, so quickly. (Only half joking here, btw).


Liam
01.15.2004 @ 3:50 pm #

The Cantus Project

I had no idea that The Cantus Project even existed. What they are doing goes a long way toward satisfying the hopes I had expressed in a previous post. Instead of adapting the chant to the language, they have decided…


Rex Olandi Rex Cledendi
01.25.2004 @ 1:09 am #

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