Tag: “New Liturgical Movement” (15 posts)
A case study in copywriting emulation
April 30, 2009 by — 4 comments.
Gregor Kollmorgen at New Liturgical Movement has alerted readers there of beginners’ Gregorian chant lessons that will take place this summer at the Institute of Christ the King’s St. Francis de Sales Oratory in South St. Louis. Upon reading their announcement, I couldn’t help but notice the similarities between its wording and an earlier announcement [...]
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“In aeternum cantabo”
April 24, 2009 by — 0 comments.
Fr. Mark Daniel Kirby, who blogs at Vultus Christi, offers what he calls a “modest contribution” to the discussion on New Liturgical Movement (and by extension the MusicaSacra Forum and this blog post) surrounding the question “Can Hymns Licitly Replace Propers?” In fact, the contribution ends up being much more valuable than how he describes [...]
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Singing the Mass versus singing at Mass – the last word?
April 23, 2009 by — 4 comments.
An article from Susan Benofy, published in the November 2007 edition of the Adoremus Bulletin with the title “Singing the Mass: we cannot say that one song is as good as another”, is making the rounds at the MusicaSacra Forum and the New Liturgical Movement. Read the article here. The focus of the discussion centers [...]
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Plainsong settings of the New ICEL English translation of the Mass Ordinary
February 13, 2009 by — 2 comments.
As reported on MusicaSacra.com and The New Liturgical Movement, plainsong settings of the new ICEL translation of the Mass Ordinary are now available via e-mail. I have included a banner on the right sidebar for people to sign up to receive these settings, as well as any updates, additions, and announcements pertaining to them. At [...]
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Announcements; Liturgical Reform; Publications; Vernacular Plainsong.
Please welcome a new contributor to CantemusDomino
February 10, 2009 by — 0 comments.
Why I didn’t think of inviting Michael E. Lawrence to contribute to this blog months ago baffles me. But the former contributor to The New Liturgical Movement and the chief steward of Fragmented Obsessions (where I occasionally write on things nonmusical) has accepted my invitation to join me here. For those familiar with Michael’s writings [...]
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Libretto for Christmas Midnight Mass from St. Peter’s Basilica
December 24, 2008 by — 0 comments.
Shawn Tribe at the New Liturgical Movement has posted a PDF file of the libretto/program/worship aid for Christmas Midnight Mass from the Vatican. Let’s take a look at the music contained therein. pp. 5-7: Schola and assembly sing “Regem venturum Dominum, venite adoremus” in plainsong. pp. 8: Schola and assembly sing “Rorate caeli desuper, et [...]
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Nuptial Mass this Saturday – open invitation
January 2, 2008 by — 5 comments.
For those readers who happen to be in Manhattan this Saturday, a Solemn High Nuptial Mass in the Extraordinary Form will be celebrated at the Church of Our Saviour at 2:30 PM. Two friends who I met while I was working for Ecclesia Dei Brooklyn will be getting married; Samuel Howard, who blogs (blogged?) at [...]
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Ceteris Paribus: proving the principle or undermining it?
December 4, 2007 by — 0 comments.
On the New Liturgical Movement, Jeffrey Tucker focuses on “Sing to the Lord’s” citation of Sacrosanctum Concilium ¶116; specifically, its use of ceteris paribus — “other things being equal” — in describing Gregorian chant’s pride of place in the Sacred Liturgy. An excerpt (my emphasis in boldface): We add “other things being equal” as a means [...]
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WNYC Radio on Gregorian Chant
December 1, 2007 by — 0 comments.
On the Wednesday, Nov. 28 edition of Soundcheck, host John Schaefer interviewed Damian Thompson about the recent actions of Pope Benedict to increase the use of Gregorian chant and other sacred music within their proper context of worship. (Mr. Thompson, as many readers are probably aware, recently gained some notoriety for his frank diatribes against [...]
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"Why Is Gregorian Chant Making a Comeback?"
November 16, 2007 by — 0 comments.
The Catholic Answer publishes an article from Arlene Oost-Zinner and Jeffrey Tucker about this sung prayer form. This can serve as a brief overview of what the Church asks of her musicians when she proposes Gregorian chant’s primacy of place in sung worship. A particularly fitting coda closes this piece (my emphasis added): The renewed [...]
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