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Welcome...Loosely translated as "a school of singers" the term Schola Cantorum was the trained papal choir during the Middle Ages, specializing in the performance of plainchant. Legend associates them with the papacy of Gregory the Great. In modern terms it is known as a group of musicians, particularly one which specializes in liturgical music.
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BYRD: I. "Ne Irascaris Domine" & II. "Civitas Sancti"
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"Be not angry, O Lord, and remember our iniquity no more. Behold, we are all your people.
Your holy city has become a wilderness. Zion has become a wilderness, Jerusalem has been made desolate." -Isaiah 64:9-10 |
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ALLEGRI: "Miserere mei, Deus"
This piece will be used during:
1) Distribution of Ashes ON "Ash Wednesday" (beginning of Lent)
2) In Holy Week during the Veneration of the Cross ON "Good Friday"
1) Distribution of Ashes ON "Ash Wednesday" (beginning of Lent)
2) In Holy Week during the Veneration of the Cross ON "Good Friday"
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BYRD: "Regina Coeli"
BYRD: "Ave Verum Corpus"
This piece will be used during Holy Week:
1) Communion on GOOD FRIDAY
2) HOLY THURSDAY in the Gym (after the Eucharistic Procession out of the church and the "Tantum Ergo" has been completed)
1) Communion on GOOD FRIDAY
2) HOLY THURSDAY in the Gym (after the Eucharistic Procession out of the church and the "Tantum Ergo" has been completed)
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Kevin Allen (Eucharistic Motets)
Recommend voicing:
Sopranos = "Primus"
Altos = "Secundus"
Basses = "Tertius"
***Tenors = either the "Secundus" or "Tertius" line depending on where more voices are most needed
Sopranos = "Primus"
Altos = "Secundus"
Basses = "Tertius"
***Tenors = either the "Secundus" or "Tertius" line depending on where more voices are most needed
Desidero Mi Jesu |
Panis Angelicus |