Anthem to Our Lady sung by Lassus Scholars
Tilly 13/07/2011 20:33:50
Francis Poulenc's Salve Regina sung by the Lassus Scholars at Vespers on Sunday 10 July 2011 at the Church of St Peter & St Paul, Cork, Ireland.
ACLumsden 16/07/2011 13:03:40
Oh rather!!! That is one of the reasons for my enjoying the EF Mass. The study and knowledge of Classical Languages today is quite rare among the laity (AND clergy!! 
). Therefore, the burden of singing the Mass is even greater on the Choir when all are sung in Latin. Mystery calls the soul to pursue with dogged desire; there must be a morsel of understanding, that of knowing that there is infinitly more to know, THIS is the 'carrot' on the stick. On the other hand there is a revalation which … [More]
). Therefore, the burden of singing the Mass is even greater on the Choir when all are sung in Latin. Mystery calls the soul to pursue with dogged desire; there must be a morsel of understanding, that of knowing that there is infinitly more to know, THIS is the 'carrot' on the stick. On the other hand there is a revalation which … [More]
ACLumsden 15/07/2011 10:00:29
Gorgeous, thanks! 
However, more word-painting is needed. The Poulenc all sounded the same; all the words were sung with a very similar expression and intensity, it might as well be sung in Russian! However, beautiful end of vespers. Thanks. 
However, more word-painting is needed. The Poulenc all sounded the same; all the words were sung with a very similar expression and intensity, it might as well be sung in Russian! However, beautiful end of vespers. Thanks. 
Holy Cannoli 15/07/2011 07:44:15
Beautiful sounds.
Perhaps next time the videographer will be located in a position where there are no distractions from people sitting in the pews. My suggestion? Tell those who are in the way (4 or 5 in this case) what you are intending to do, ask for their kind cooperation and give them $5 each for the inconvenience of having to relocate to a different area of the church (slightly to the left of camera).
You would then have a GREAT video.
Perhaps next time the videographer will be located in a position where there are no distractions from people sitting in the pews. My suggestion? Tell those who are in the way (4 or 5 in this case) what you are intending to do, ask for their kind cooperation and give them $5 each for the inconvenience of having to relocate to a different area of the church (slightly to the left of camera).
You would then have a GREAT video.
Perfect! - Blessings - Rene
