"Carol of Our Lady's Crown" (Salve Regina in Caelum Assumpta)
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Grace and peace, everyone.
Here's a new composition of mine appropriate for the Feast of the Assumption. The text is mine as well, based on the Twelve Star Devotion of St. Joseph Calasanz.
(Please forgive the extra rests in mm. 17-19, the result of a software bug, We hates MuseScore2, my precious.) -
(...We hates MuseScore2, my precious.)
(Update to MuseScore3, precious) -
Thank you very much, Nathan; that means a great deal.
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"Carol of Our Lady's Crown" was performed publicly for the first time on Sunday at St. Thomas More Chapel, Yale University. It's the very first piece in this video (two verses were used).
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It reminds me a bit of Marian hymns I used to play for May Crownings. Lucy Carroll would be very proud of you.
Thanked by 1Anna_Bendiksen
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