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Someone asked about how to sing the Angelic Trisagion the official prayer of the Order of the Blessed Trinity. The Trinitarian order doesn’t indicate any musical setting on their webpage but the pieces seem to be in the Divine Office.

Another Friday class with a need for space to upload resources. Here’s the link to the hymnbook page for Anima Christi

I’ve run out of time for documentation, but this shouldn’t look too bad as is. Should be a PDF button up there.

A new term of Gregorian chant zoom classes! A new resolution to be more organised! Here is the video describing this article: This week I looked ahead at this Sunday’s Communion Antiphon, and it’s another favourite one: Ego sum pastor bonus.

Okay, this is a late night post to get this off my chest. Three pieces of music in the PDF.

For today I decided to look at Luke 1:26-38 - Saint Luke’s account of the Annunciation. annunciation.pdf Firstly, I made the above snippet from a project to set the Gospels in Latin and English.

It’s Friday again! They must be sneaking extra Fridays into the week these days. I’m working on a slide deck and a Quizizz quiz for the Macaronic Christmas Hymn, In Dulci Jubilo.

Someone suggested an online lesson on the Medieval Pilgrim song “Stella Splendens”. The earlier plan was to look at “De Profundis”, which would be very sensible, but not very exciting. Maybe we’ll do that next week.

I had a look at an old archive CD from 2011 and found this PDF of Jesu Dulcis Memoria. 12 page PDF There’s the chant in square notes and modern notation.

So, we made it through the First Part of the Benedicite last week, and we’re pressing on to the Second Part, looking at terrestrial things. But first, let’s have another look at that Communion Antiphon for the feast of St Michael.