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Music for 9:00 AM Mass (Low Mass), St. Matthew Church, Dix Hills, N.Y.

Prelude: organ improvisation on Alto ex Olympi vertice (Mode I)
Entrance3: Alto ex Olympi vertice, vv. 1-2, 5 (Gregorian chant, Mode I)
Homily Topics: The life of St. Martin of Tours, whose feast coincides with Armistice Day/Veterans Day (USA).
Offertory3: Alto ex Olympi vertice, vv. 3-5 (Gregorian chant, Mode I)
Post-Elevation: organ improvisation on Iste Confessor (Gregorian chant, Mode IV)
Communion:3: Ad regias Agni dapes, vv. 1-7 (Gregorian chant, Mode VIII)
Marian Antiphon: Salve Regina, tonus simplex (Mode V) [ gif | mp3 ]
Meditations: Organ solos on WERNER, UNDE ET MEMORES

Posted 11.11.2007
by Aristotle A. Esguerra
2 comments.
Filed under: 1962 Missal; Liturgical Music in Practice; Low Mass (Missa Privata).

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2 Comments

Hi,

I just found your blog at the new address. I’ve read it on and off over the years at its former location. I try to attend the Extraordinary Form of the Mass at St. Matthew’s as often as I can, and I have two questions:

Is the music posted before the Mass or after?

Are you the leader or organist there? If so, is there anything you need to support the little Schola there?

Hi Joanne,

Please check your inbox - you have a message from me waiting for you. Thanks for writing!

Aristotle A. Esguerra

Joanne
11.13.2007 @ 8:58 pm #

Hi:

I just began an organist position at a parish that is very interested in preserving sacred music most notably gregorian chant (not a complete Latin mass, though). The church is still wedded to singing hymns. I immediately replaced all modern non-liturgical hymns with traditional hymns. I would be very interested in an article on the rubrics of how you prepare for each Sunday Mass. It appears that you chose your organ preludes/postludes based on the propers of that particular Sunday. Does the congregation ever sing any traditional hymns?

Any info on background prep would be most appreciated. Thanks, Ann

Hi Ann:

I’ll be working on this article as per your request - hopefully it will prove useful to you. Thanks for visiting!

Aristotle A. Esguerra

Ann
11.14.2007 @ 6:33 am #

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