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Daily Archives: 25 July 2012
Reviewing W4: Hymns and Mass Settings
I was reading the review of Worship 4 at PrayTell. James Frazier gives the tome high marks. Because I haven’t seen it yet, I’ll confine my comments to his review, and some thoughts about publishing. Perhaps the time was “right” for … Continue reading
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OCM Introduction 2: Kyrie
As always, I note the kind contribution of Richard Chonak who translated the Latin original of the second edition (1988). Let’s look at the Ordinary music of the Introductory Rites: 2. The acclamations Kyrie, eleison can be distributed among two or three … Continue reading