Another Stations Music Request
  • G
    Posts: 1,400
    Can anyone suggest a not too difficult piece of polyphony from colonial Latin America or a Spanish language hymn for Stations of the Cross?
    The music will be provided by an array of music ministries.
    The variety would probably be a bit "low church" for the taste of most people here, more in line with what Thomas Day promoted as "homely" music, and perhaps too disparate in style to make for a really pleasing, unified musical impression, but it may accomplish some other good.
    I don't know what the children's choir or the Lifeteen ministry is likely to come up with, but we are considering the (not) Palestrina "O Bone Jesu" the Du Bois "Adoramus Te" and Herzliebster Jesu, perhaps congregational singing of the Stabat Mater and Take Up Your Cross, maybe one movement from the Pergolesi Stabat Mater.
  • Michael O'Connor
    Posts: 1,637
    Sebastian de Vivanco has a short, exquisite setting of "In manus tuas" that would be appropriate for the appropriate station. I have a manuscript copy somewhere, but could scan and send to you.
  • G
    Posts: 1,400
    I would appreciate that a great deal, Michael.
    Thank you.

    GeriOMHil dreth@aol.com

    (Save the Liturgy, Save the World)
  • Michael O'Connor
    Posts: 1,637
    G, will do. The scanner is at work, so I'll try to get something to you on Monday.
  • G
    Posts: 1,400
    Mike, did you forget, or did I type my addy incorrectly?

    GeriOMHildreth@aolDOTcom

    TIA

    (Save the Liturgy, Save the World)
  • JulesVanNuffel
    Posts: 126
    You will find some very handy organ accompaniments (which would sound beautiful if sung polyphonically) to the Stabat Mater here:

    http://chabanelpsalms.org/miscellaneous/

    It is #4203, and goes along with the Stations of the Cross written by Pope Benedict in 2005 (before he was Pope).

    Also, #4204 is good for Lent (a Memorial Acclamation) and you can find it here:

    http://chabanelpsalms.org/CATHOLIC_WEDDINGS/
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