I am so very glad the writing goes uphill from this introduction, which might be discouraging to some of the intended audience from an English-language standpoint.This article is written from a temporal and linguistic perspective oriented toward the Novus Ordo. We elected to publish it as an introduction to a musical subject that may be more comprehensible to those of our readers less musically inclined from an English-language standpoint.
lack of general 'formation' and bridge building with regard to chant.
Worst part of that is that most Catholic 'choir directors' haven't a clue about Chant, and can't be bothered with the rudiments of Latin, either.
anonymous comment posted by ProfKwasniewski
ProfKwasniewski
A friend sent me his animadversions on this article, and I am posting them here with his permission.
And, there is the murmuring of the turtle dove in a certain communio which I can't recall just now.
turtle dove in a certain communio which I can't recall
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