lynnm

SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Many thanks! Ryan. We had cobbled something together from the 15th Sunday but this is so much better!

Comment by lynnm August 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Hi Ryan! The 19th Sunday Communion Ant. is wrong - not what's given in the SEP. Thanks!

Comment by lynnm August 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Am looking forward to the complete book when it comes out! For now, many, many thanks for all your hard work! It is much appreciated!

Comment by lynnm July 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Ryan, just noticed that the Offertory Chant for the 15th Sunday does not correspond to the one in the SEP.

Comment by lynnm June 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Many, many thanks, Ryan!

Comment by lynnm June 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Feast of the Sacred Heart Communion option 2 but we are happy with whatever you have time to prepare. Thanks!

Comment by lynnm June 2012 permalink
Rudiments of Singing Gregorian Chant
WGS, Many thanks! The problem comes when there is no tone number - chant that has been copied by hand or some years ago. We will just have to persevere!

Comment by lynnm June 2012 permalink
Rudiments of Singing Gregorian Chant
not sure if this is the place to ask this question but here goes ... can someone explain how to determine the mode of a particular piece of chant? many thanks!

Comment by lynnm June 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Any chance you will be doing the accomps. for Sacred Heart, John the Baptist and Ss. Peter and Paul? All big feasts in the UK. Thanks!

Comment by lynnm May 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
My thanks to you, too!

Comment by lynnm May 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Hi Ryan! Will you be posting the music for Ascension? all the best!

Comment by lynnm May 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Thank You! You are an angel!

Comment by lynnm May 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Thanks, Ryan! Get yourself a bit of rest. We are always prepared to sing the propers without organ but it is a help when we have the organ's support. Looking forward to the remaining weeks!

Comment by lynnm May 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Hi Ryan! Depending on you to get the 5th Sunday of Easter up soon. Thanks!

Comment by lynnm May 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Dear Ryan, Just make the complete book available on Lulu - we need Advent plus 7th, 8th and 9th Sundays of Ordanary Time plus what is still to follow - and many will buy it. I know I will even though I've been downloading each Sunday. Also, …

Comment by lynnm April 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Hello Ryan, Any chance the 4th Sunday of Easter will be up soon? We are six hours ahead of you in England so Sunday comes quickly! Thanks!

Comment by lynnm April 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
Thanks for all your hard work. Hope you have had a Happy Easter! And get a bit of much needed rest.

Comment by lynnm April 2012 permalink
Musical instruments in early Middle Ages
One common instrument used during the 12th and 13th centuries in monastic houses was the "organistrum" or symphonia, the predecessor of what is known today as a hurdy gurdy. As secular musicians began using the hurdy gurdy for dance music…

Comment by lynnm March 2012 permalink
SEP organ/choral accompaniments
The Carmelite Nuns (especially the organist!) at the Monastery in Quidenham, Norfolk, United Kingdom offers you great thanks for providing these organ parts for the Simple English Propers.

Comment by lynnm March 2012 permalink

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