Showing posts with label Ordinary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ordinary. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 May 2011

"Ordinary Time"

The Anglo-Catholic is honored to number amongst its distinguished staff:

Matthew Alderman
Matthew Alderman Studios

Fr. Edwin Barnes
Former Bishop of Richborough
Personal Ordinariate of OLW

Fr. Samuel L. Edwards
Pro-Diocese of the Holy Family
Traditional Anglican Communion

Fr. Michael Gollop, SSC
Parish of St. Arvans, Monmouthshire

Fr. Seán Finnegan
Diocese of Arundel and Brighton

Fr. William P. "Doc" Holiday
Pro-Diocese of the Holy Family
Traditional Anglican Communion

Ralph Johnston
The Atonement Academy

Fr. Christopher Phillips
Anglican Use/Pastoral Provision
Our Lady of the Atonement

Fr. Giles Pinnock
St. Mary-the-Virgin, Kenton

Fr. Chori Jonathin Seraiah
Pro-Diocese of the Holy Family
Traditional Anglican Communion

Fr. Mark Siegel
Pro-Diocese of the Holy Family
Traditional Anglican Communion

Dr. William Tighe
Muhlenberg College

Fr. Ed Tomlinson, SSC
St. Barnabas'
Royal Tunbridge Wells


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Thursday, 19 May 2011

25th Sunday Ordinary Time Communion Antiphon

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Hey all! As many of you know, I’m embarking on a journey to re-discover the Church’s “propers” of the Liturgy. That is, I’m trying to figure out how a singing of the “Entrance Antiphon”/Introit and “Communion Antiphon”/Communio could be done using both Psalmtone chants as well as a “Praise & Worship” “hook” that would be inviting to the congregation.

Here’s one such attempt, please let me know what you think!

25th Sunday Responsorial

Here’s the sheet music (I’m still learning how to use MuseScore so use this sheet music as a “guide” and feel free to play with the “flow” of the score)

25th Sunday Comunio

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29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Communion Antiphon

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Well, here we go again! The Teen Worship Team has the “Teen Mass” on Oct 17th at the 10:30am, and the pastor has been giving us permission to incorporate the “Propers” of the mass. This is my attempt to bring out this “treasure” of the liturgy. Note: the hymnal we use, “Breaking Bread” by OCP apparently uses the “Missal Propers” for the spoken mass, which differ from the “Gradual Propers” typically used for the sung mass. (I got this information from Jeffrey Tucker over at the Chant Cafe blog, make sure you go there: www.chantcafe.com) As a result the “Antiphon” comes from what’s in Breaking Bread so the people can sing along, but the psalm verses come from the “Gradual Propers” as I found them at the “Towards a Singing of the Propers” Open Source project found at the www.musicasacra.com Forums CHECK THAT OUT! Also note, this is an attempt to express the text that the Church has prescribed for the liturgy in a way that may speak to our social context – a blending of chant and contemporary Christian worship, if you will. Enjoy!

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