Reviewing a new CD called "The Best Gregorian Chant Album Ever," the Taipei Times comments: "You may ask why the gilded youth of the UK are being inducted into all this theological gobbledegook, but the music is certainly beautiful, and not only on account of its age. Quite what the teenagers are thinking about when cooling out to this sort of thing is, of course, open to question. Meditating on the mysteries of Harry Potter, as likely as not. And why not? They're wonderful books (and films). The sound quality of these CDs is excellent, though the ubiquitous churchy echo, doubtless judged atmospheric, is sometimes hard to take."

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Music for June 20, 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Adoro Te Devote
All Creatures of Our God and King
O Bone Jesu; Jesu Dulcis
The King of Love, My Shepherd Is; O Sacrum; Sicut Cervus; Voce Mea
There's a Wideness in God's Mercy

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Music for June 6, Feast of the Holy Trinity
In order: Exaudi Deus; Holy, Holy, Holy; Byrd Kyrie; Byrd Ave Verum; Ave Verum chant; See Us Lord about Your Altar; Croce's O Sacrum Convivium; Holy God We Praise They Name.

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Music for July 11, 2004
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Mobile, Alabama, 10:30 Mass

Prelude Music: Exaudi Deus (G. Groce); Jesu Rex Admirabilis (G. Palestrina); Jesu Dulcis (chant); Sicut Cervus (G. Palestrina); Ave Maria (C. Monteverdi); O Bone Jesu (G. Palestrina); Virtute Magna (G. Croce)
Processional: Praise to the Lord
Kyrie: Mass for 3 Voices (W. Byrd)
Gloria: Missa de Angelis
Psalm
Gospel Acclamation
Offertory: Ave Verum chant; Ave Verum (W. Byrd)
Sanctus: Mass for 3 Voices (W. Byrd)
Memorial Acclamation
Amen
Agnus Dei: Mass for 3 Voices (W. Byrd)
Communion: Ave Maris Stella (chant and Mitterer); See Us Lord about Your Altar; Jubilate Deo (W.A. Mozart)
Recessional: God, Father Praise and Glory

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