Choirs and Covid-19: Doom and gloom must be met with cautious optimism.
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Josquin's Per illud ave: A classic Josquin duet from a great motet.
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Now What? The Unchartered Waters of Covid Times: Face the limitations of the present situation with resourcefuness and optimism.
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The Music of James MacMillan.
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Duquesne Student and Alumni Trip to Paris and Brittany: May 13-24, 2019: Fruitful visits of historic organs with commemorations of historic organists.
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Musica Divina: The Musician Nuns of the Convent of Santa Clara in Oporto (1760-1830).
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Joseph Bonnet, Animateur of Gregorian Chant Congresses: Joseph Bonnet brought to burgeoning Gregorian chant congresses an expertise in liturgical organ playing and a knowledge of early organ music.
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The Vespers Hymns of St. Gregory the Great: Liturgical Use of the Book of Genesis: The Gregorian hymns for Vespers of the week, now prepared for the new translation of the breviary, reflect the days of creation recounted in the scripture.
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Patronage: A vital sacred music culture depends upon patronage-cultivated, purposeful, and well-funded.
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