Semiology for the Alleluia at the Easter Vigil at St. Peters?
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Did my ears deceive me? Will try to find a video.
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Interesting that there was a felt need for what I presume was the music to be shown him. Each time. Seems like that one could be committed to memory almost without trying.
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Do you mean the soloist or the choir?
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Is it just me, or has the choir vastly improved? That alleluia the based on the gregorian alleluia the choir sings after the proclamation of the Gospel - where is that from? Does anyone have a copy of it, or could anyone notate it. It is quite beautiful!
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There is newly available a website to request sheet music from the cappella sistina. Yes they have improved drastically under msgr Palombella. If anyone has the website please post, or I will later on. I’m on my phone now.Thanked by 1JonathanLC
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music to be shown him. Each time.
The opposite of a cantor pirouette? -
In case anyone else is interested, here is the link to request music from the cappella sistina
http://www.cappellamusicalepontificia.org/il-coro/richiesta-spartiti/
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