Looking for chart: hierarchy of sung Mass
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I remember having a copy of a three-column chart handily laying out the different tiers of hierarchy for liturgical music, and for the life of me I cannot find it! Does anyone have this? I could put one together (referencing MS), but would love to find it and save time!
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I think Fr. Paisley designed one. I received it at a CMAA workshop in 2018.
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Does anyone have a digital copy? Is Fr. Paisley on the forum? :)
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There is this from England&Wales, but it reflects 1990s thinking.
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This isn't exactly a chart.
Slide 12:
https://www.slideshare.net/joycedonahue/theology-on-tap-music-at-mass
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I spelled his name wrong - it's Fr. Pasley and you can find him listed on The New Liturgical Movement website. Here's his email: rpasley@newliturgicalmovement.orgThanked by 1Claire H
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