Selected audio from the CMAA Colloquium Ordinary-form Mass, June 23, 2009
Below are ten MP3s of last Tuesday’s Ordinary-form Sung Mass celebrated by Fr. Jeffrey Keyes, CPPS. Other than the instances of Amen, Alleluia, and Hosanna, the entire Mass was sung in the English language.
- Introit[1]
- Introductory Rite; Penitential Rite; Opening Prayer[2]
- Liturgy of the Word
- Offertory[3]
- Motet, Interlude
- Orate fratres; Preface; Eucharistic Prayer I; Great Amen[4]
- Lord’s Prayer; Agnus Dei; Domine, non sum dignus[5]
- Communion Antiphon; three organ pieces[6]
- Postcommunion Motet: “O How Amiable” (Vaughan Williams)
- Postcommunion; Dismissal; Organ Postlude
A Colloquium participant commenting on this Mass writes,
Tuesday morning after Mass I thought, “If we participated in Masses like this every week, it would change our lives.” It is impossible to be indifferent to such a Mass. Such a Mass is so profoundly otherworldly, so oriented to the transcendent, so powerfully prayerful that it is impossible to be lukewarm. One must choose whom one will serve. [Full post]
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This is lovely. Where can I get a copy of the score/music to show my pastor as an example of what could be done? Thanks for posting.