Category: Music: General
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Upcoming Recital at St. John’s: David Jenkins and Chris Kachian
EDITOR — David Jenkins (organ) and Chris Kachian (guitar) will be presenting a recital at the Gertken Organ Studio at St. John’s University in Collegeville, MN.
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Irish Liturgical Resources
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — I think it would be good to look at some Irish liturgical resources to complement the other less-liturgical aspect of various celebrations of Irishness and what sometimes passes for it.
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Fisk Jubilee Singers to Perform at Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology
EDITOR — On February 27, the Grammy-award winning Fisk Jubilee Singers will perform at the Saint Bede Theater at Saint Meinrad.
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In Memoriam: William Mahrt
EDITOR — Renowned champion of Gregorian Chant, William Mahrt, dies at age 85
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Dr. Jenny O’Brien explores the season of Advent, discussing the first and second comings of Christ and key characteristics of this time of joyful expectation and hope.
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Liturgy and Life in a Late Autumn Choir Practice
INGRID FISCHER — This year I am learning the longing gaze from afar. And everything else I carry within me in the way of biblical words and liturgical experiences will, I hope, help me to understand him more and more deeply…
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David Jenkins Organ Concert at Saint John’s University
EDITOR — Dr. David Jenkins, the adjunct professor of organ at the College of Saint Benedict and St. John’s University, will be giving a recital on November 7th, 2024.
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Retrospectives on Composing for the Church’s Worship, Part 5
MICHAEL JONCAS — Around 2020 I set myself a compositional project of setting all the Responsorial Psalms for the 3-year Sunday and Solemnity cycle of the Liturgical Year appearing in the English-language United States version of the Lectionary for Mass.
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Retrospectives on Composing for the Church’s Worship, Part 4
MICHAEL JONCAS — I awoke from a deep sleep sometime ca. 2 AM early that March with a single line of text and melody in my mind: “The way ahead is dark and difficult to see.”