Kevin Anthony

I have several dozen published pieces that are available on a number of different platforms. Most of these are arrangements of sacred pieces, with a major emphasis on solo organ and piano, with some …

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Hello All!

I would like to share an arrangement that I have been working on for the hymn "O Sacred Heart! O Love Divine!" I was planning to have it finished during the month …

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I am going to add my SAB arrangement of the hymn. I originally wrote it for myself and two of my sisters to sing, and then my parish choir has sung it quite frequently over the last several years. We…

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I wanted to let people on this forum know that I have published some pieces that I think would be of interest to some. Two of my organ compositions have been published by CanticNOVA Publications, “Fa…

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I'm really interested in participating in the virtual colloquium and excited for being able to do so for the first time since the Pittsburgh Colloquium in 2015. My wife and I have a 4 month old,…

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Would Let All Mortal Flesh work?

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Fr. Christopher Smith also has an article on the Chant Cafe titled "The Liturgical Formation of Children:" http://www.chantcafe.com/2019/06/the-liturgical-formation-of-children/

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I discovered something today that I had never realized before. The response for the psalm for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C, is from Psalm 95: "If today you hear his voice, harden not…

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Yesterday I listened to the CD of new music that OCP put into the 2019 version of Breaking Bread. I think most of it is also on the video that Mark posted, but the CD recording is done professionally…

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M. Jackson Osborn -

At my parish, we have a copy of the Complete English Propers for the High Mass for All Sundays and Principal Feasts, edited by Rev. Paul Arbogast, published by Wor…

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However, if you count both syllables of "caput," you get 100 notes (I counted 101, but I may have counted extra or missed a couple notes).

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I have been wanting to leave for some time; hopefully this week I can solidify a new position at a different parish that opens up in a few weeks.

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It is quite possible that the Responsorial Psalm is called such not because it is usually sung in a response-verse-response form, but because it "responds to" the readings. At least in musi…

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Actually, I would say that by ignoring the propers in our liturgies we are not giving scripture the importance that that we should, because a vast majority of the propers (there are a few exceptions)…

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Another organ arrangement of mine meant to be a prayerfully reflective arrangement of the Salve Regina, and first played at Mass this weekend.

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