Today, I put together a PDF booklet of some fairly easy four-part choral pieces that were sung when I attended the Dominicans' summer music workshop in Krakow a few years back. They were written by present-day church composers in Poland, with texts in Latin or in English adaptations from the Polish originals.
Chonak, this appears to be a watered down version (or perhaps the antecedent) to the offerings of the Polish Dominican Liturgical Foundation. There are some real gems in this collection, most notably the Anima Christi. https://dlc.foundation/product/soul-of-christ/
— While the institute is referred to as a foundation in its Polish name, because the word "foundation" in English often connotes enormous financial endowments (which the Polish Dominicans assuredly do not have), they call it instead the Dominican Liturgical Center (or DLC) in English.
— I've been working with these wonderful friars for over 20 years, and most of the pieces included in Chonak's file (from that 2022 workshop) were items that I engraved and/or assisted in adapting into English, including pp. 2-3, 5, 6-7, 9a, 10-11, 13, 14-15, and 16-17. Feel free to PM me for clean copies of those pieces, or others.
— We provided all the liturgical music for the USCCB Convocation for Catholic Leaders in Orlando in 2017, and we prepared a folio containing eleven of these works which we gave to conference attendees. PM me for a PDF copy, if you're interested.
— We recorded a couple of albums of Polish OP music in Seattle in 2020, and the DLC posted the audio and the scores online, both available for free. See Soul of Christ (which Serviam mentions above) containing music for Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time, and Eva | Ave with scores for Advent, Marian feast days, and more for Ordinary Time.
I have been using their music for the past year after they sent me the links CGM referenced. My choir and I love them because of their beauty and ease of learning. I have reached out to request music from other albums as well and they generously provided them. I cannot say enough good things about them!
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