Friday, December 24, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Miosotis Vs. Milena Velba
settle the last of the O antiphons again in the hymn:
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Testicular Brown Lump
Today is the O-Antiphon from Blackfriars, Oxford. Sung by the young Dominic's brothers in the study:
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
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Here are some quotes taken from the homepage of the Munich church radios without comment. There are things that are not even better if you would say something about it ...
The 126 members of the Futures Forum in the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising, Cardinal Reinhard Marx recommendations for contemporary pastoral care are presented. The proposals were drawn up by twelve working groups. They range from an attractive Liturgy to the sexual mores, greater involvement of women in the church, or better training for volunteers.or
" We are in the world arrived and accept what people think and expect from the church," said another participant.or
The archbishop also announced that it would hold throughout the diocese at the regional level talks. "What does the Lord in this hour of us? Discussion forums are the first point."
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The O-Antiphon of today comes in Osnabrück lettering: a Compositions by Peter Witte sung by the choir "Corona Vocalis, directed by Michael Schmoll:
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Mini Cooper Surf Rack
If the churchHow right the man, you see, when a quote from Pope Benedict XVI. next is:
makes business as usual,
it comes to that point,
where they already
was before yesterday.
[The Church] is also young in the sense that their faith as it were, from the fresh source of God himself comes from so that is where it's really New and Renewing there. This is not a stale fare that we have for 2000 years and is heated again and again, but God himself is the source of all youth and all life.It is tragic when the stale slogans of yesterday's modernity seem suddenly out of fashion today. A telling example of why the church should beware of pandering to the Zeitgeist, like the devil in front of holy water. Or, as the Munich Archbishop Cardinal Reinhard Marx once put it:
And if faith is a gift that comes from him as it were, the fresh water that is given to us again and again with the life we can and we speak as a force in the paths may feed the world - then Church just a rejuvenating force.
There is a church father who has seen the church and saw this strange, that it is over not years older, but younger and younger because more and more goes to meet the Lord, that is more and more toward the spring from which youth comes from the novelty, refreshment, and the power of life.
who marries the Zeitgeist is, tomorrow Widower. Pärt
Friday, December 17, 2010
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are of course appreciated the O antiphons on this blog in the next few days in different ways. By the way, every morning at exactly 9:00 clock.
hope you enjoy them!
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the other hand, one must look objectively the performance of the choir of the Sistine Chapel, as demonstrated by ear witnesses and photographs from that time. The quality of the Vatican's Music is not underground, first under John Paul II, truly underground, become. The problem was obvious for some time. And if a man of 80 years (when he was sent into retirement in 1997) purely physical, nor was able to direct the choir well, I would like from a rich experience with the services of some estimates, but it is tragically getting on in years colleagues but some doubt.
Sometimes it takes just a more or less subtle hint that it would be time to stop - before it is unmistakable that it is not easy ...
My subjective feelings towards Bartolucci are therefore quite ambivalent. I appreciate his interviews and his clear statements on church music, in particular very well to the theological underpinnings of spiritual music that is not art for its own sake. But the nigh, especially in traditionalist circles euphoric adulation of his life's work but I can not join without reservation.
However, I make no secret of my joy, that our Holy Father Benedict XVI. has created the veteran choral director with over 90 years still a cardinal. The former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger made after the deposition Bartoluccis no secret that he considered the dismissal to be wrong.
Man this appointment may well be a clear signal to the Pope desired "reform the reform" , Regarded as a renewed and clear rejection of the liturgical course of the last papacy, having already the Zeremoniar his late predecessor, Archbishop Piero Marini, has been pushed onto a quite insignificant Curia position.
May the restoration, or rather, Renaissance, progress of the Catholic Litugie brave!
But now a REPORT ON ZENIT.ORG , launched today to release this little article. An interesting interview with Cardinal Domenico Bartolucci, from which I quote here the following sections:
- Do you think church music can once again become what it once was?
Cardinal Domenico Bartolucci: It will take time. are the masters of the old times, it no longer, because it is no longer necessary that they exist. I do hope so. Benedict XVI has a penchant for Gregorian chant and polyphony, and will introduce the use of Latin again. He understands that without the Latin, the repertoire of the past would be destined to disappear in the archive. It is necessary to return to a liturgy, the music, the taste for beauty and the true art is sacred space.
- What do you think about the singing of the congregation in the liturgical celebrations?
Cardinal Domenico Bartolucci: Attention, please do not generalize. I am not against the people's voice, has been criticized as me. Even before the Council, I wrote popular songs for the liturgy in Italian. They were very common in the parishes. There are contexts where a "Schola Cantorum" or a choir is required to make real art. Consider, for example, requires the repertoire of Gregorian chant or the great polyphonic repertoire, the true artist, so it he sounds like he should be. In these cases, the people involved in all of its rights in the recording and listening, but it's the singer who put their professionalism and competence in the service of others. Unfortunately, many thought in these years of development, that means taking part to "do something"
lack of style as a key principle and
? MAY THE CHOIR SING THE SANCTUS , above all considering the idea of "participatio actuosa"
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The O-Antiphon to the present day from the Abbey Niederaltaich?.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
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Wonderfully sung by the Cathedral Choir Paderborn:
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
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second March 2011, 18 clock:
neumes: the origins of music from their visual representation
Speaker: Michael Walter
6th April 2011, 18 clock:
mathematics and physics as a basic science for the visualization of music in medieval view
Speaker: Max Haas
27th April 2011, 18 clock:
The Visible of the Invisible: Temporality in its notational representation in Late Medieval Music
Speaker: Dorit Tanay
18th May 2011, 18 clock
Medieval notes, musical, visual, verbal
Refentin: Mary Carruthers
All other details under EIKONES.CH .
Source: THE RAMBLER
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Monday, December 13, 2010
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The deviations of the Antiphonale Romanum 2009 (AR) von der Liturgia Horarum 1985 (LH):
Erster Teil: Der Vierwochenpsalter
1. Vesper vom Sonntag der 1. Woche
1. Antiphon (zu Ps 140):
LH: Dirigatur Domine, oratio mea sicut incensum in conspectu tuo.
AR: Domine, clamavi ad te, exaudi me.
2. Antiphon (zu Ps 141):
LH: Tu es refugium meum, Domine, portio mea in terra viventium.
AR: Portio mea, Domine, sit in terra viventium.
2. Vesper vom Sonntag der 1. Woche
1. Antiphon (zu Ps 109):
LH: Virgam potentiæ suæ emittet Dominus ex Sion, et regnabit in æternum, alleluia.
AR: Virgam virtutis tuæ emittet Dominus ex Sion: dominare in medio inimicorum tuorum.
2. Antiphon (zu Ps 113 A):
LH: A facie Domini mota est terra, alleluia.
AR: Ex Ægypto eduxisti nos, Domine.
Canticum (vgl. Ap 19,1–2.5–7):
LH hat die Antiphon Regnavit Dominus Deus noster omnipotens, alleluia . Diese entfällt in AR. In LH ist der Aufbau der einzelnen Verse Alleluia – Versteil 1 – ( Alleluia ) – Versteil 2 – Alleluia ( alleluia ) with the statement that the numbers in parentheses Alleluia can be omitted from pure recitation, in contrast, AR verse section 1 - Alleluia - verse section 2 - Alleluia, alleluia . In AR are different in LH and the Gloria Patri and Sicut erat built accordingly.
first Vespers of Sunday the 2nd Weeks
first Antiphon (Ps 118 to now):
LH: Lucerna verbum tuum Pedibus masters, Domine, alleluia.
AR: Illumina oculos meos , Domine.
second Antiphon (Ps to 15):
LH: Adimplebis me laetitia cum vultu tuo, Domine, alleluia.
AR: Conserva me, Domine, quoniam in te speravi.
3. Antiphon (zu Phil 2,6–11):
LH: In nomine Iesu omne genu flectatur in cælo et in terra, alleluia.
AR: Dedit illi Dominus claritatem æternam, et nomine æterno hereditavit illum.
2. Vesper vom Sonntag der 2. Woche
1. Antiphon (zu Ps 109):
LH: Sacerdos in æternum Christus Dominus secundum ordinem Melchisedech, alleluia.
AR: Iuravit Dominus et non pænitebit eum: Tu es sacerdos in æternum.
2. Antiphon (zu Ps 113 B):
LH: Deus noster in cælo; omnia quæcumque voluit, fecit, alleluia.
AR: Nos qui vivimus, benedicimus Domino.
canticle (cf. Ap 19,1-2.5-7):
The antiphon Laudem dicite Deo omnes servi eius, magni et pusilli, alleluia deleted in AR. For the rest see 1 Week.
first Vespers of Sunday the 3rd Weeks
first Antiphon (Ps to 112):
LH: A ortu solis usque ad occasum, laudabile nomen Domini.
AR: Sit nomen Domini benedictum in saecula.
second Vespers of Sunday the 3rd Weeks
first Antiphon (Ps to 109):
LH: Dixit Dominus Domino meo: Sede a dextris meis, alleluia.
AR: Dixit Dominus Domino meo: Sede a dextris meis.
2. Antiphon (zu Ps 110):
LH: Memoriam fecit mirabilium suorum miserator Dominus, alleluia.
AR: Fidelia omnia mandata eius, confirmata in sæculum sæculi.
Canticum:
Siehe 1. Woche.
1. Vesper vom Sonntag der 4. Woche
1. Antiphon (zu Ps 121):
LH: Rogate quae ad pacem sunt Ierusalem.
AR: Fiat pax in virtute tua.
2. Antiphon (zu Ps 129):
LH: A custodia matutina usque ad noctem, speravit anima mea in Domino.
AR: Sustinuit anima mea in verbo Domini, speravit anima mea alleluia.
3. Antiphon:
Siehe 2. Woche.
2. Vesper vom Sonntag der 4. Woche
1. Antiphon (zu Ps 109):
LH: In splendoribus sanctis, ante luciferum genui te, alleluia.
AR: Ex utero, ante luciferum genui te.
2. Antiphon (zu Ps 111):
LH: Beati qui esuriunt et sitiunt iustitiam, quoniam ipsi saturabuntur.
AR: In mandatis eius cupit nimis.
Canticum:
Siehe 2. Woche.
Im Gegensatz zu den Antiphonen gibt es bei den Hymnen und Responsorien keinerlei Abweichungen.
Zweiter Teil: Das Proprium de Tempore
2.1 Die Adventszeit
1. Vesper vom 1. Adventssonntag
3. Antiphon (zu Phil 2,6–11):
LH: Veniet Dominus in potestate magna, et videbit eum omnis caro.
AR: Veniet Dominus in potestate magna, et videbit omnis caro salutare Dei.
Magnificat-Antiphon:
LH hat für jedes Lesejahr eine eigene Antiphon. Die dort für das Jahr B vorgelegte Antiphon Ecce nomen Domini venit de longinquo, et claritas eius replet orbem terrarum steht in AR für alle Lesejahre.
2. Vesper vom 1. Adventssonntag
1. Antiphon (zu Ps 109):
LH: Iucundare, filia Sion, et exsulta satis, filia Ierusalem, alleluia.
AR: Iucundare, filia Sion, exsulta satis, filia Ierusalem, alleluia.
Canticum (vgl. Ap 19,1–2.5–7):
LH und AR haben dieselbe Antiphon. Zur Ausführung des Canticums siehe den ersten Teil (2. Vesper vom Sonntag der 1. Woche).
Magnificat-Antiphon:
Jahr B:
LH: Ne timeas, Maria, invenisti enim gratiam apud Dominum: ecce concipies et paries Filium, alleluia.
AR: Ne timeas, Maria, invenisti gratiam apud Dominum: ecce concipies et paries Filium, alleluia.
year C:
LH: It Beata, Maria, quae credidisti Domino, perficientur in te, quae dicta sunt tibi a Domino, alleluia.
AR: It Beata, Maria, quae credidisti: perficientur in te, quae dicta sunt tibi a Domino, alleluia.
first Vespers of 2 Advent Sunday
Magnificat Antiphon:
LH for each vintage year has its own antiphon. There for the year presented Antiphon C Veni, Domine, visitare nos in pace, ut coram te corde perfecto lætemur do AR reading for all years.
second Vespers of 2 Advent Sunday
canticle (cf. Ap 19,1-2.5-7):
LH und AR haben dieselbe Antiphon. Zur Ausführung des Canticums siehe den ersten Teil (2. Vesper vom Sonntag der 1. Woche).
Magnificat-Antiphon:
Jahr A:
LH: Ego vos baptizo in aqua in pænitentiam, dixit Ioannes. Qui post me venturus est, fortior me est: ipse vos baptizabit in Spiritu Sancto et igni.
AR: Veniet fortior me post me, cuius non sum dignus solvere corrigiam calceamentorum eius.
Jahr B:
LH: Ioannes prædicabat dicens: Venit fortior me post me, cuius non sum dignus procumbens solvere corrigiam calceamentorum.
AR: wie in Jahr A
1. Vesper vom 3. Adventssonntag
2. Antiphon (zu Ps 115):
LH: Ego Dominus prope feci iustitiam meam; non elongabitur, et salus mea non morabitur.
AR: Exspectetur sicut pluvia eloquium Domini; et descendet super nos sicut ros Deus noster.
Magnificat-Antiphon:
LH hat für jedes Lesejahr eine eigene Antiphon. Die dort für das Jahr A vorgelegte Antiphon Ante me non est formatus Deus, et post me non erit: quia mihi curvabitur omne genu, et confitebitur omnis lingua steht in AR für alle Lesejahre.
2. Vesper vom 3. Adventssonntag
Canticum (vgl. Ap 19,1–2.5–7):
LH und AR haben dieselbe Antiphon. Zur Ausführung des Canticums siehe den ersten Teil (2. Vesper vom Sonntag der 1. Woche).
Magnificat-Antiphon:
Jahr A:
LH: Tu es qui venturus es, an alium exspectamus? Dicite Ioanni quæ vidistis: Ad lumen redeunt cæci, mortui resurgent, pauperes evangelizantur, alleluia.
AR: Ioannes autem, cum audisset in vinculis opera Christi, mittens duos de discipulis suis, ait illi: Tu es qui venturus es, an alium exspectamus?
Jahr B:
LH: Ego baptizo in aqua. Medius vestrum stat, quem vos non scitis, qui post me venturus est.
AR: Miserunt Iudæi sacerdotes et levitas ad Ioannem, ut interrogarent eum: Tu quis es? Et confessus est et non negavit; et confessus est: Quia non sum ego Christus.
Jahr C:
LH: Respondebit Ioannes dicens: Venit fortior me, cuius ventilabrum in manu eius ad purgandam aream suam et ad congregandum triticum in horreum suum.
AR: Gaudete in Domino semper: modestia vestra nota sit hominibus. Dominus prope est. Nihil solliciti sitis, sed in omni oratione petitiones vestræ innotescant apud Deum.
1. Vesper vom 4. Adventssonntag
keine Abweichungen
2. Vesper vom 4. Adventssonntag
1. Antiphon (zu Ps 109):
LH: Intuemini quam gloriosus sit iste, qui ingreditur ad salvandos populos.
AR: Intuemini quantum sit gloriosus iste, qui ingreditur ad salvandos populos.
Canticum (vgl. Ap 19,1–2.5–7):
LH hat die Antiphon Multiplicabitur eius imperium, et pacis non erit finis, alleluia . In AR entfällt das alleluia der Antiphon. Zur Ausführung des Canticums siehe den ersten Teil (2. Vesper vom Sonntag der 1. Woche).
Magnificat-Antiphonen für den 17.–23. Dezember (O-Antiphonen)
17. Dezember:
LH: O Sapientia, quæ ex ore Altissimi prodisti, attingens a fine usque ad finem, fortiter suaviterque disponens omnia: veni ad docendum nos viam prudentiæ.
AR: O Sapientia, quæ ex ore Altissimi prodisti, attingens a fine usque ad finem fortiter, suaviter disponensque omnia: veni ad docendum nos viam prudentiæ.
22. Dezember:
LH: O Rex gentium et desideratus earum, lapisque angularis, qui facis utraque unum: veni et salva hominem, quem de limo formasti.
AR: O Rex gentium et desideratus earum, lapisque angularis, qui facis utraque unum: veni, salva hominem, quem de limo formasti.
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And even though the community of Benedictine nuns in the media circus is completely denied.
Like I said: you must just let the hymn speak for themselves. And trust that he is still understood today!
Sunday, December 12, 2010
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Mère Abbesse and sisters living under the strict rules of St. Benedict in the 6th century. What they eat, they produce themselves what is to repair broken it with his own hand. There is a mechanic in the Community, an electrician, a dental assistant. They work in their orchards, vineyards and lavender fields. They cook jam, cut from self-woven silk vestments. And they pray and sing in honor of God - six times a day, once at night. Now they have been chosen - from a record company, which intends to write a success story.I confess to a number of activities listed here were I not able to. And I'm not "out of this world" under the Benedictines. But that should not even go.
The article consists in an aside a criticism that I think is quite worthy of consideration, albeit for perhaps different reasons:
your [the sisters, note] album "Voices - Chant from Avignon" gathered 20 Gregorian chants, to the sounds of the monastery bells of Le Barroux. No instruments are heard there, and no papal plush carpet of sound, just the pure angelic voices of the nuns. Whether the plans have?I will now turn to the CD not be praiseworthy of the Holy Cross here on. Nor, in my eyes as to some borderline marketing the same through the abbey and its monks. After all, Holy Cross good feed, and to a flourishing monastery in wider public attention sanctify, to this end, perhaps means that you can not otherwise better used. In my opinion, mind you. But there are exceptions to the rules. But it is
The trouble is obvious: How to market a religious community that has renounced the vile world and wants to know nothing of the medial fuss? Of course, you can the album as tranquilizers for stress and noise-ridden contemporaries praise, as does the record company, gained as Gregorian chant to chill out so to speak, from a "secret world of peace and tranquility." And of course you can the nuns, a camera through the bars of rich, as did the record company, intending to load another YouTube hit.
From PR potential of the Cistercians with their busy father Charles, who posed for tabloid magazines and "Wetten, dass?" Gottschalk honored, the nuns of Le Barroux but far away.
really so bad that the French nuns sing a CD, and then deny the commercial exploitation of Benedictine with serenity? Hardly.
I mean, there's reason to thank: First
for this new opportunity for the spread of Gregorian chant. For gaining new interest groups. Therefore, even the Holy Mother Church once again draw attention to remind you that it Gregorian chant still there (yes, here is the author of these lines a strong hint installed with the fence. Just as a hint to those that it should have overlooked anyway. ..).
On the other monks of the Holy Cross, which have shown that such a project may well accompany a contemplative monastery open-minded and creative.
But the French Benedictine, which show that it need not do so. That they continue to go their own way. And that the Gregorian chant his grant of the liturgy the thing you bought statement and be trusted: easy to speak for themselves. Without accessories. Unaccompanied. Or media marketing.
Naked, pure word. Word of God. Wrapped in sound. Thank you also for this, even if it should not be as commercially successful ...
Source: Universal
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Friday, December 10, 2010
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particular for the Study of Gregorian Chant is the library has a good address. Even today, two centuries after the abolition of the Benedictine monastery of St. Gall, the tradition of Gregorian chant is not maintained at the cathedral.
Source: CHURCH HEUTE.CH
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second I have almost all Christmas gifts this year.
third In this weather I need a biscuit every day .
4th The beautiful golden chocolate coins I love that reminds me of Christmas in my childhood.
5th My car has frozen slices of inner .
6th Life goes by too fast but much !
7th As for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to the sewing machine , tomorrow I cinema with my Great (Harry Potter) planned and Sunday I would like here in town with my loved ones for the Christmas market and our youngest (4) when singing in the children's choir listen!