Season 4 of Square Notes Podcast
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Square Notes: The Sacred Music Podcast is back with season 4. We'll be releasing a few episodes per week over the coming weeks, and have recently released the following:
Episode 1 - What Does "Pastoral" Mean? Leadership and Service in Sacred Music - with Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone
Episode 2 - Introducing People to Sacred Music: How to Plan a Great Event - with Janet Gorbitz
Episode 3 - Secular Music at Mass: Understanding the Use of Worldly Tunes in Renaissance Polyphony - with Dr. Andrew Kirkman -
Jenny, is there a way to get transcripts of the podcasts?
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We haven't done that in the past, and I haven't investigated what sorts of free transcript services are available. (We wouldn't have a budget for this.) I'm open to employing something that is able to handle the text without much work on my end, if you know of anything. I'd rather spend time getting new episodes out than futzing with transcripts, so it really would need to be something efficient...
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I HATE podcasts, at 83 I doubt I will ever be prepared for the struggle to focus my attention on them.Thanked by 1tomjaw
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Well, I rather love them as they are a great way to learn while driving or doing dishes or any other number of things. And this is high quality content.
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Thanks, Serviam. Even though we're no winner winner chicken dinner with Mr. Hawkins, it seems. At 83, one has definitely earned one's opinions!Thanked by 1ServiamScores
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Episodes continue rolling out apace!
Episode 4 – Building Your Parish Choir’s Repertoire: Great Motets and Helpful Tips – with Dr. Aaron James (including news about the CMAA's forthcoming Parish Book of Motets that Dr. James is editing...
Episode 5 – The Beuron School: The Invention of a Modern Canon for Liturgical Art – with Emily Sottile
Episode 6 – New Jobs and Early-Career Church Musicians: Starting Off on the Right Foot – with Sam Rowe -
In the absence of editing I too would perfer a transcript to skim, but I noticed next to the play button something that reads "1x" that can be moved to "1.5" and "2x". Reminds me of the way I'm amazed at my blind friend's skill at understanding spoken tape recordings played at 1-foot pitch.Thanked by 1tomjaw
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