The Restoration of Gregorian Chant in the 20th Century
  • janetgorbitzjanetgorbitz
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    Gregorian Chant is making a significant comeback in American and around the world. Its simple yet transcendent tones - immediately recognizable as sacred music - can't help but stir one's soul and bring one closer to Divinity. Learn more about restoring Gregorian chant to its rightful place this Friday:

    The Restoration of Gregorian Chant in the 20th Century
    Lecture by Sam Schmitt, Ph.D.
    Friday, March 20, 2009, 8pm to 9pm
    Humanities Room at Thomas More College

    Thomas More College
    6 Manchester Street
    Merrimack, NH 03054

    Hurray for Sam!

    h/t Miss Kelly http://misskelly.typepad.com/miss_kelly_/2009/03/the-restoration-of-gregorian-chant-in-the-20th-century-.html
  • David Sullivan
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    Gerard Wegemer, in "Thomas More: A Portrait of Courage" relates that "More also sang in the parish choir. We know this from Roper, who tells us that the Duke of Norfolk visited one Sunday and was astonished that the Lord Chancellor would stoop to act like a mere parish clerk."

    Says something both about Thomas More and the status of choristers in those days.
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