trentonjconn

So am struggling to see how you can have both the Introit chant AND a hymn - isn't it officially to be one or the other?

What if I just so happen to arrange a hymn each week which…

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Regarding number 6, Our Lady of Walsingham is a popular one for Sung Mass too. If there's a school or some sort of co-op attached to the parish, the weekday school Mass may be sung as well. My p…

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Double Triduum sounds like the sort of anxiety panic dream that liturgical musicians tend to have.

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Yes, well, my point is simply that "men low women high" does tend to statistically be the norm. In any case, this tangent has no real bearing on my initial question as none of my choristers…

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It’s almost 2027. It’s time to end the stereotype that men have deep voices and women have high voices.

It's hardly a stereotype if it's vastly true, no? It is a certifiable …

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I will echo others here by advising you to add propers in conjunction with the hymns as opposed to an either/or approach. There is nothing wrong with following the processional hymn with the introit,…

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Even if you do obtain the skills to reasonably be able to adapt yourself to a given parish or cathedral post with its idiosyncrasies, your years of work could be erased over a weekend

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I have never been able to bring myself to program it because of its historical associations, but it's also quite possible that I'm more preoccupied with the Reformation than most. YMMV.

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My 2 cents: leave.

If you are miserable, and if your interior life is suffering, move on. Regularly leaving liturgies angry and frustrated is a horrible feeling. Do not aid in the des…

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Is there any English translation that reads "who" instead of "you"?

The English translation in use with the Ordinariate is "...that takest away..."

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St. Aelred Catholic Church
Madison, Georgia
The Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter

11am Mass
Ordinary: Merbecke w/ Scottish Chant Gloria
Prelude: 5e Stro…

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Excellent, and right in time. It'll get used at our little parish this Sunday. You've made my boss a happy man.

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Where will we get our reminders that the Brebeuf Hymnal is the greatest hymnal ever created now???

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The organ is silent from the Gloria of Holy Thursday to the Gloria of the Easter Vigil.

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