Winter Sacred Music
  • Jeffrey TuckerJeffrey Tucker
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    The Winter issue of Sacred Music is being printed and mailed right now.

    EDITORIAL
    It’s the Music | William Mahrt

    ARTICLES
    The “Salve” Motive in Spanish Polyphony | Lorenzo Candelaria
    Beauty as a Road to God | Eleonore Stump
    Changing Hearts and Minds in the Pews | Mary Jane Ballou
    Chant as Beautiful Art | Dylan Schrader
    God and Meaning in Music: Messiaen, Deleuze, and the Musico-Theological Critique of Modernism and Postmodernism | Catherine Pickstock

    INTERVIEW
    More than Immanent | Catherine Pickstock

    REPERTORY
    A Joyful Commemoration: Cristóbal de Morales, Andreas Christi famulus | Joseph Sargent
    How the Chabanel Psalms Came to Be | Jeffrey Ostrowski

    DOCUMENTS
    Address to the Pontifical Institute for Sacred Music | Benedict XVI

    COMMENTARY
    The Chant Experience | Jeffrey Tucker

    REVIEWS
    Music in the Extraordinary Form | Fr. Robert Skeris

    NEWS
    Salinas Workshop | Kathy Reinheimer
    St. Ann Choir

    LAST WORD
    Liturgy, Seaford, and Thirty-One Flavors | Kurt Poterack
  • JulesVanNuffel
    Posts: 126
    Sounds great ~!!

    I am sending a check to CMAA for extra copies (unfortunately, I am too stupid to use PayPal).

    Monsignor Jules Van Nuffel
  • David Sullivan
    Posts: 355
    Can't wait for my copy to arrive in the snail mail. I especially want to read the two items from Catherine Pickstock. Did I hear that Pope John Paul asked to meet her after hearing about (reading?) her earlier book, "After Writing"? That would have been around 1999.
  • Jeffrey TuckerJeffrey Tucker
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    Yes, that's right. And she was responsible for getting the 62 at St. P's in New York. She only needed to ask the Cardinal. She can be very compelling.
  • Jeffrey TuckerJeffrey Tucker
    Posts: 3,624
    I just picked up the samples off from the printer (it mailed late last week). I'm completely astounded by the issue and wholly pleased in every way. It is monumentally big, and contains some of the best work I've seen.
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