Very detailed site: gregorianbooks.com
  • bgeorge77
    Posts: 190
    A year by year, book by book history of the publishing of Gregorian chant, with links to dl/buy the books. VERY DETAILED.

    gregorianbooks.com

    The guy put a lot of work into the page!

    Too bad this post will probably sink like a stone.
  • cberry
    Posts: 18
    Thanks for posting. Really helpful!
  • Paul F. Ford
    Posts: 880
    Astounding! But By Flowing Waters: Chant for the Liturgy doesn't get a mention.
  • Claire H
    Posts: 367
    That's SUPER NEAT! I find it so inspiring when individuals put in a lot of work like that just because they are passionate about something worth being passionate about!
  • Jacques PerrièreJacques Perrière
    Posts: 142
    Dear Mr Paul F. Ford: apologize for forgetting your book. I added it to the list. Thanks for mentioning.
    Brick by brick...
    Regards.
    Jacques Perrière
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  • bgeorge77
    Posts: 190
    If you write the guy (his email at the bottom of the page) he'll probably add it, maybe he hadn't heard of it.
  • tomjaw
    Posts: 2,973
    @chonak I had tried to arrange for the hosting fees to be paid, through the schola at the FSSP in Reading U.K. where Jacques used to sing. The family were looking into paying the fees and keep the site up.

    I see the site is down, due to the SSL certificate expiring.

    The good news is that it archived on the Wayback Machine
    https://web.archive.org/web/20240303160843/http://www.gregorianbooks.com/kyriale.html
    I see a clone of the website may go online via facebook post... @MatthewRoth

    It would be good to have an expert in webpages update the site into a more user friendly format and add the excellent recordings that @Verbum_Gloriae has posted recently.
    Thanked by 1novusgordo
  • chonakchonak
    Posts: 9,294
    Thanks. Can you tell whether the domain has expired, or when it will?
  • tomjaw
    Posts: 2,973
    This is all I have, https://www.whois.com/whois/gregorianbooks.com I have not had to do anything to the backend of a website for at least a decade, and find I have forgotten how these things work.
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