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Cold Are The People

Posted on 4 December 2014 by catholicsensibility

Anthony Esolen helps LifeSiteNews break into music reviewing here. He flexes his chops as an English professor, but really: music is more than its text. I won’t say anything about the intentions of the composer and author, or about his … Continue reading →

Posted in Christmas, Commentary, Liturgical Music, The Blogosphere | Tagged Anthony Esolen, Daniel Kantor, Night of Silence | 11 Comments

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