In my latest article for @OnePeterFive, I explore St. Francis’s love of song and the deep connection between his music, his faith, and his joyful praise of God.
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My latest article for @OnePeterFive explores the history of the remarkable Tamburini #organ of Rome’s #Pantheon, inaugurated in 1926, and its place in the story of sacred music and the Eternal City.
Read it here: onepeterfive.com/the-pantheo…
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My latest article for @OnePeterFive explores the virtues and legacy of Blessed Pope #InnocentXI: his humility, reform of the #Church, care for the poor, and commitment to #SacredMusic.
Read it here: onepeterfive.com/the-virtues…
Al minuto 33.23 “mi volsi al suon del nome mio” (Purgatorio XXX,62).
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My latest article for @OnePeterFive, on Titian’s sacred art, where image, light, and music open a window onto the mystery of the Christian faith.
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My latest article for @OnePeterFive explores the poetry of St. John of the Cross and the music of Joaquín Rodrigo.
A reflection on mysticism, poetry, music, and the search for divine Love.
Read it here: onepeterfive.com/music-for-t…
My latest article for @OnePeterFive explores Giovanni Legrenzi, the Baroque composer who influenced #Bach, #Vivaldi, and #Handel.
A fascinating—and unjustly forgotten—figure in the history of #BaroqueMusic.
Read it here: onepeterfive.com/the-baroque…
Who was Antonio Maria Bononcini? Overshadowed by his brother Giovanni, he was nevertheless a distinguished composer. My latest article for @OnePeterFive marks the 300th anniversary of his death and invites readers to rediscover his music.
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A hundred years ago today, #Chicago hosted the first International #EucharisticCongress ever held in the United States.
My latest article explores this remarkable event and its enduring legacy of faith and #SacredMusic.
Read it here: onepeterfive.com/the-great-a…
100 years after the death of #AntoniGaudí, we remember not only the architect of the #SagradaFamília, but also a champion of #GregorianChant and #SacredMusic. My latest article:
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My latest article for @OnePeterFive is now online.
On the 200th anniversary of #CarlMariaVonWeber’s death, I look at his beautiful Jubelmesse and the often-overlooked sacred side of the composer who helped shape German #Romanticism.
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Join me this Sunday at 11:00 AM @SJCantius as I conduct a program of sacred music featuring Mass in C Major, Op. 169 by Josef Rheinberger, Exulta et lauda by Licinio Refice, and Tantum ergo, Op. 55 by Gabriel Fauré. youtube.com/live/cnpVOGsC2Jc
Wishing all those in the United States of America a meaningful and uplifting Memorial Day.
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Join me tomorrow at 12:30 PM @SJCantius as I conduct Cantate Domino Choir, women’s choir, and chamber orchestra in sacred music featuring Sacchini’s Te Deum and Rheinberger’s Mass in A major, Op. 126.
Watch live here: youtube.com/live/HU527Mjd5xk
I look forward to seeing you tomorrow at 12:30 PM @SJCantius. I will conduct the radiant sacred music of Mozart, featuring Veni Sancte Spiritus, Misericordias Domini, and the magnificent Coronation Mass.
Watch live: youtube.com/live/jBmJOLlCGM8
My new article for @OnePeterFive commemorates the 50th anniversary of the death of Italian composer #ValentinoBucchi.
He brought medieval sacred traditions into a vivid modern musical language, above all in his masterpiece Laudes Evangelii.
Read here: onepeterfive.com/medieval-to…
Join me this Sunday at 12:30 PM at @SJCantius as I conduct sacred music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Veni Sancte Spiritus, Misericordias Domini, and the magnificent Coronation Mass in C major, K. 317 — one of Mozart’s most brilliant and joyful sacred works.
My latest for @OnePeterFive: Monsignor Lavinio Virgili—respected maestro, excluded from Vatican II.
50 years on, his voice on sacred music, reform, and tradition still matters.
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