Do It Rite: Cantors, Get off the Mic!

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Do It Rite series:
Anthony Ruff, โ€œThe Organist as Conductorโ€
Anthony Ruff, “Play the Downbeat
Johan van Parys, โ€œWhen Will the Catholic Church Stop Smoking?โ€
Johan van Parys, โ€œWhy The Catholic Church Does Processionsโ€
Johan van Parys, “The Liturgy and Silence

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3 responses to “Do It Rite: Cantors, Get off the Mic!”

  1. Linda reid

    Totally agree!! Also, I find that “call and response” genres are very effective in getting assemblies to sing. The response can be timid at first, but when folks hear how lame it sounds when they do not answer, the response gets much more confident!! Give them their voice!!

  2. Matt Connolly

    Sincere questions: Do you have any opinions about harmony from the choir? Is it helping the community make a beautiful and joyful noise, or is it usurping their voice with microphone as bludgeon? Thanks for the informative series.

  3. Jay Hunstiger

    Bravo. Next, please discuss the appropriate use of microphones by the presider.


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