monasteryliturgist

When I was learning Gregorian in Rome, we were taught that the flat is a modern rendition.

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Thank you everyone. I will let you know if I hear any updates.

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Dear All,

I wanted to share a prayer request with all of you to keep in mind as we get closer to Christmas. One of our Sisters Mom has been battling Brain Cancer for the Past two years…

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I have seen that done before in some communities. In the end its what you decide. Personally, I dont like that method because again it messes up the Latin Form. When I was in Rome, studying Gregorian…

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I would make these changes if it was me. but its very nice otherwise

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Here is that booklet https://forum.musicasacra.com/forum/discussion/19387/angelus-chant#Item_3

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@probe I dont know if its at all helpful- these are terrible recordings (hopefully its clear enough to get the idea) I made years ago for another community to learn chant-singing the same psalm in al…

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In our monastery we would do HEARD them say
Reason being- we dont use print outs, so instead we choose the third syllable as the accent closest to the end unless its extremely awkward then we …

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@probe maybe you could check Gelineau Psalms- it seems like something from there?

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Definitely not a traditional Gregorian Psalm tone. But it has Tone 1 like qualities.

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Beautiful job!

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@ServiamScores funny enough I did the same thing, I matched that text to a beloved Italian Hymn Melody.

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My congregation is actually currently working on a hymn book with hymns in basically every language written by our religious written around the word "transubstantiation". Im not sure when i…

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Oh I had the opposite reaction, I was praying that CBP would NOT be chosen. I always find that their products fall apart and look cheasy to my eye.

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We dont have any problems with applying the gregorian tones. If the line is too short we combine it with another line or take out the intonation note, which is what is done in Latin. In our monastery…

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I guess my main issue with Mundelein is that they dont use the Gregorian tones.

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Veni et noli tardare!!!! They look beautiful. I am especially ready to say goodbye to the 70s pink images forever.

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When I was in High School, I was actually annoyed by the music in adoration- believe it or not, teens do value some time of silence in adoration. You can fill other moments with things other than mus…

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I agree, I think AI is destroying true art and beauty. I feel that, as Catholic Musicians and Artists, John Paul IIs letter to artists is a good place for us to go to right now, when beauty is being …

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At least in the Monastic Tradition it would speak to what is used for a Solemnity, Thus the Te Deum Solemnis is normally utilized on a Solemnity. I know there are some who use these things interchang…

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https://archive.ccwatershed.org/media/pdfs/13/07/17/15-29-38_0.pdf

I highly recommend Ravanello.

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The Graduale Simplex has some really easy ones that are seasonal.
If you are looking for English, also the Benedictines of Rhyde composed some for the Sister Monastery in India that are very n…

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The only thing about it, is that it is hand written in but it works for us. Hopefully its helpful. God Bless

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It has often been said that one of the tacticts of the devil is to get people interested in exorcism, etc under the guise of praying but it leads to curiosity... and if your grandma taught you well, …

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@Gremeia Well I cant speak on Prummer since I have not studied him well enough (We mostly stick with La Grange, Marin, and Fabro in the Thomist School). But I have spoken to several exorcist priests …

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I honestly get really annoyed with it because its often used in the "common of virgins" just because it mentions "bride" in the text.

I think it is better used for …

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