2014 Colloquium recordings now available

Carl D

I will be announcing on this thread the recordings as they come available. Thank you for your patience. If you see any errors or have useful information to add, please email me.

Carl D

Plenary lectures: Theology of the Liturgy, and Sacred Architecture

Carl D

Mass on Tuesday July 1st

Carl D

Mass on Wednesday July 2nd

Carl D

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chonak

Hi, Carl--

Sorry one of your posts was held up as suspected spam. If you post a couple of notes in quick succession, the system treats the later one(s) as suspect.

TCJ

Thanks for posting these! I want to point some people (ahem, pastor and choir) to the recordings.

chonak

Hi, Carl!

Janet tells me that Simon gave the OK for sharing the recordings.

By the way, this year there was no session for new compositions.

Carl D

Thanks, I was wondering about that, RC. I didn't have time to scour through the program to see if I'd missed something though.

Carl D

Plenary lecture: The Ordinary of the Mass and the Beauty of the Liturgy

ClergetKubisz

Alright! Dr. Mahrts lecture was first rate: an hour that felt like 15 minutes! Excellent presentation and I would like to recommend it to everyone!

TCJ

Now that the Colloquium has come and gone, I feel like the whole thing only lasted 15 minutes!

Carl D

Simon Thomas Jacobs' Organ Concert

donr

I really liked Dr. McNamara's lecture on Sacred Architecture.
Does anyone have a video of it? I would like to see the slides he presented.

Thank you for posting these!!!

MarkThompson

He gave a practically identical lecture for the Institute of Catholic Culture which you can listen to -- and view the corresponding PowerPoint -- here. And then there's another related lecture by McNamara here. Enjoy!

Actually, for those who like listening to academic lectures, the Institute for Catholic Culture has a lot of very interesting things; the main page is here.

Carl D

The final Mass on Sunday July 6th - who was the celebrant for this Mass?

Ben

Archbishop Tobin, AB of indy.

TimTheEnchanter

As a colloquium first-timer this year, I'm loving all of this. Thank you, Carl.

Carl D

Recording of Requiem Mass, Saturday 5 July. What was the last song which was sung?

Ben

Was it the Libera me, Domine? It got forgotten during the music planning, so it wouldn't have been on any of the lists...

During the middle of Mass, one of the faculty noticed that it hadn't been planned, so I looked it up in the Liber PDF on my phone and tablet, and several of us sang it off our electronic devices from the side of the church. Nothing like singing ancient chants off of electronics... Puts "Beauty ever ancient, ever new" in a whole new context!

chonak

They formed the iSchola.

Carl D

Oh, that is just too chant geeky!

Chrism

So, here we have an example of unrehearsed chant captured by a recording device. Can anyone tell the difference?

Ben

Chonak,

Pluuuuuease. We were all using android devices (and maybe one windows phone, didn't see exactly). Keep that Apple propaganda out of here.

ClergetKubisz

Did nobody record Thursday nor Friday?

Carl D

I've got a whole ton of recordings, and am working on it. I'm concentrating on the Masses first, and had more requests for Sunday and Saturday so I did those sooner. Patience, my friend.

Carl D

Recording posted for the Mass on Friday July 4th. Who was the celebrant for this?

Ben

Fr. Christopher Smith, and our own Chonak sang the reading!

Mark M.

I'm very grateful for all of these recordings! Thank you to everyone who have made them possible.

Carl D

Truly, gloriously, a group effort!

Carl D

Recording posted for the Mass on Thursday July 3rd. Who was the celebrant? Who was the organist?

chonak

The organist for Thursday's Mass was Horst Buchholz, and the celebrant Fr. Francisco Nahoe, O.F.M. Conv.

Ben

Did you happen to get evensong?I didn't even see a blank entry for it, though I'd love to hear those recordings....I was pretty sure I saw Justin's recorder there.

Carl D

Presently. I have 70 recordings, and my poor little PC is thrashing its brains out.

Ben

That's fine, I was just hoping it got recorded!

Carl D

It's in the haystack.

Carl D

Who was the celebrant for Wednesday's Mass?

Ben

I think Fr. Nahoe was on Wednesday @Chonak. Wasn't it Fr. Earthman on Thurs?

http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2014/07/photos-of-mass-for-feast-of-st-thomas.html
http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2014/07/ef-mass-at-colloquium-in-indy.html

Carl D

Recording of Vespers on Thursday 3 July. Who was the organist?

Andrew Motyka

Paul Weber.

Carl D

Recording of Choral Evensong on Monday June 30.

chonak

Yes, Ben is right about the celebrants: Fr Nahoe for the EF Wednesday and Fr Earthman for the OF Thursday. Sorry, @Carl, for the flub.

Carl D

The sound level on Fr Smith's homily on July 4th has been raised a bit to make it easier to understand.

Carl D

For those of you interested in downloading all the tracks of a Mass, Vespers, Evensong, or the Organ Recital, I've created zip files of the MP3s so you can grab them all at once. I'm half done uploading the files; it should be done in a couple of hours.

Colloquium music archive download page

BruceL

Dr. Weber's playing on Wednesday, especially at Vespers, was one of the highlights of the week for me. Very well done stylistic improv on the organ without being slavish.

ClergetKubisz

Yes, Dr. Weber is a very fine organist and it was a pleasure to meet him, hear him play, and sing in his schola!

Carl D

Recordings now available for:

Morning Prayer Thursday July 3

Morning Prayer Friday July 4

Morning Prayer Saturday July 5

Morning Prayer Sunday July 6

Carl D

I've added some recordings of breakout sessions - but I'm searching for a recording of Andrew Motyka's lecture. Anybody have that?

Carl D

For those of you looking for the high quality (lossless) recordings, I've now updated the bulk download page to include the WMA files. Grab those, and as always, let me know if you see any mistakes.

Carl D

I've added a number of new things:
* Monday's welcome to the Colloquium
* Susan Treacy's breakout session
* Ann Labounsky's breakout session

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