Yesterday I took it upon myself to build the new publishing model which I had been praying and fasting about all through lent. I just launched the new site about an hour ago. I am reconnecting all the demonstration files to the Catalogue so that you can continue to preview and perhaps utilize some of the works in your endeavors. I owed a number of you different files, especially the Anima Christi.
I have disconnected all the links that were on the pieces I had posted here. (Jeff, feel free to delete the individual posts of all the works if you are so inclined.)
There are two publishing models that I am promoting. One is a PDF file with my own innovation, a 'Gratuitous Performance License', and the other is limited edition printed octavos (print on demand). You can learn all about the new publishing model by visiting the site.
Thank you, one and all, for all your prayers and support, and for putting up with my madness in posting so many works here over the past few months.
Blessed be Jesus and Mary. May it be for all a small avenue of Praise, Proclamation and Propagation of our Roman Catholic faith which is alone found in them, and a token of my deepest gratitude for such a wonderful gift which they have bestowed on us, the glorious art of musica sacra.
As time passes I will add to this single item on this forum any new works added to RomanCatholicSacredMusic.com. This includes only those entries that have demonstrations and miniature scores.
Nine entries March 30, 2008, (found in CATALOGUE)
1 Corinthians 13 : (Eng) Adoration of the Holy Face [The Golden Arrow] (Eng) Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti : (Lat) Soul of Christ or Anima Christi : (Eng, Lat) Festive Alleluia : (Eng, Lat) He Was Despised or Despectum Et Novissimum (Eng, Lat) What Wondrous Love : (Eng)
May everyone have a most blessed feast of the Annunciation.
Here are new musics posted today for Our Lady.
Ave Maria (solo and choral versions) (latin) Star Above The Ocean [four part hymn] (English) [a simple a cappella motet or congregational hymn for a Marian feast day!]
Thank you for your encouragement and thank Incantu for the suggestion on bringing this one out on one of the posts here. I am so grateful to finally have a forum to share these musicks, as they have all sat in my storage room for 25 years with no one to appreciate or be interested in them.
The Seven Words of Christ on the Cross (five of seven completed to date)
1. Pater, dimitte illis, quia nesciunt, quid faciunt 2. Hodie mecum eris in Paradiso 3. Mulier, ecce filius tuus : ecce mater tua 4. Deus meus, Deus meus, utquid dereliquisti me? 5. Sitio
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