Simple English Propers + Chabanel + Organ = ???
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Friends,
This blog entry explores what the Simple English Propers would sound like if they had accompaniments à la Chabanel.
Each person has his own style of organ accompaniment. I certainly would not suggest that mine is the only acceptable style. My personal style is based on the NOH.
Download this PDF score
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmIqAI0ID6A
http://www.ccwatershed.org/video/39807332/?return_url=/liturgy/
Download this PDF score -
Thanked by 1SpeakNSpirit
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Thanked by 1BachLover2
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I appreciate seeing and hearing these different styles of accompaniment. The SEP seem quite versatile.
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JMO, the verse you've written is particularly striking. Beautiful.
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