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Daily Archives: 30 July 2012
OCM Introduction 19-21: How to Use the Order of Chant for Mass
As always, I note the kind contribution of Richard Chonak who translated the Latin original of the second edition (1988). Today, some guidance on how to use the repertoire in the Roman Gradual for the reformed liturgy: 19. Since a great variety … Continue reading
Looking at Evangelization in the Year of Faith
I’d like to ask for reader input on this next bit. Which may not be so bitty. The Year of Faith commences on 11 October and continues through November 2013. It seems appropriate to take up significant blog space here … Continue reading
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OCM Introduction 13-18: Liturgy of the Eucharist, Concluding Rites
Let’s roll through the remainder of the Mass. OCM doesn’t give a lot of instruction on this part, but keep in mind that everything written about the music at entrance (OCM 1) applies to singing during the Communion Procession (OCM … Continue reading