Uh oh, I’ve started a pattern, and you know what that means.\u00a0 I’m sure to break it soon.\u00a0 Lol!\u00a0 Oh well, on with my linky list!<\/p>\n
\u2665\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Last night the SSJ choir was blessed to enjoy a brief hour with a prospective music director, who had just flown down from Salt Lake City, UT, where he had been attending the Sacred Music Colloquium XXII<\/a>.<\/strong>\u00a0 Jeff, who as you know is also a church musician (or, as we used to call him in the old days, a “liturgy freak” :-D) had sent me the link to this video a while back, but I had not gathered what I thought would be the fortitude required to watch the whole thing.\u00a0 However, after our time with Dr. Weber, which included just a precious few minutes of chant instruction that for me (as one who has had only a smattering of exposure to reading and singing Gregorian chant) were very helpful, I was eager to get a glimpse into this fantastic week of musical and liturgical enrichment.\u00a0 So here’s the video, which I warn you is a) about an hour long, and b) only interesting to you if you are as much of a liturgy freak as I confess I am probably becoming.\u00a0 But even if you just click the play button and go about other business, you will enjoy some beautiful strains of sacred music.<\/p>\n Sacred, Beautiful, & Universal<\/strong>
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