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SMTV Vol. II, No. 5.1. – Caelitum Joseph (Gregorian chant)

May 1, 2009 by Aristotle A. Esguerra — 0 comments.

Caélitum, Ióseph, décus, átque nóstrae cérta spes vítae, columénque múndi, quas tíbi laéti cánimus, benígnus súscipe láudes. Te Sátor rérum státuit pudícae Vírginis spónsum, voluítque Vérbi te pátrem díci, dédit et minístrum ésse salútis. Tu, Redemptórem stábulo iacéntem, quem chórus vátum cécinit futúrum, áspicis gáudens, humilísque nátum númen adóras. Rex Déus régum, dominátor órbis, cúius [...]

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Tags: Alan G. MacDougall; Divine Office; Eric Ramos (organist); Gregorian Chant; Hymnody; Lauds (Morning Prayer); Liturgy of the Hours; Roman Rite (Extraordinary Form; Usus Antiquior); St. Joseph.

The Ordo for Pope Benedict’s pastoral visit to the USA

April 10, 2008 by Aristotle A. Esguerra — 0 comments.

is now online in PDF format at the Vatican website. Below is an extensive (but incomplete) list of musical features for the scheduled liturgies and paraliturgies: Evening Prayer, April 16, 2008, Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, D.C. Introductory Rite of Vespers in Latin (p. 4) Easter Vespers Hymn Ad regias Agni dapes sung in [...]

Filed under: Evening Prayer Project; Program Planning.
Tags: Cathedral of St. Patrick (Archdiocese of New York); Liturgy of the Hours; Nationals Park; Pope Benedict XVI; St. Joseph; St. Patrick; Yankee Stadium; Yonkers.

At the St. Joseph’s Chant Institute

June 28, 2004 by Aristotle A. Esguerra — 6 comments.

Music for Mass, Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. Fr. Jeff writes, “I had never sung Mass IX before and it is exceptionally beautiful.” Here are links to mp3s and scores to Mass IX “cum jubilo”. Listen to it for yourself and see if you agree. Kyrie: mp3 | gif Gloria: mp3 [...]

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Tags: Gregorian Chant; St. Joseph; St. Joseph's Chant Institute.