iSNARK! 170

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In today's show, we revisit the Many Moods series from episodes 78, 79, and 80 of the old Christus Vincit ANYWHERE!, and add to those moods.  And while we're at it, find out why I'm in a happy mood.  Also, we mention a treasure I possess: The Complete Proper of the Mass by Koch and Greene.
Feasts for the Week:  May 29-June 5.
Random Thought
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What Did We Sing Today - joined by Basso Profundo, the Singing Fish, who again outduels Shamus O'Reilly in a drinking contest!

Top Ten Instruments that Got the Boot from Sacred Heart over the Last Decade, brought to you by Fire.

Music:
1. Jesus Lives, Thy Terrors Now (tune: St. Albinus)
2. Alleluia from O Filii et Filiae (Chant, Mode II, sung by Basso - he had to hurry back to the bar before Shamus catches him!)
3. At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing (tune: Salzburg)
4. Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life (tune: The Call)
5.This Joyful Eastertide (tune: Vreuchten)
6. Montage of O Salutaris teases (Duguet; Werner; Verbum Supernum Prodiens; Melcombe)
7. Montage of Tantum Ergo teases (Pange Lingua; Oriel; St. Thomas; Mode V; Dulce Carmen)
8. Montage of Ave Maria teases (Arcadelt; my own setting; Mode I; Schubert, sung by Julia Anthon; Victoria)
9. O Salutaris Hostia (altered form of the tune Wareham, attributed to A. J. Weiss)
10. Tantum Ergo (written by Fr. Carlo Rossini)
11.  Corale Polifonicia Cascinese sings Ave Maria (written by Antonin Dvorak), courtesy of The Classic Cat

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CHRISTUS VINCIT ANYWHERE! 144

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In this episode, we talk about tempo, especially as it pertains to the beloved hymn Tantum Ergo Sacramentum, sung to the metrical tune that I'm sure that many are familiar with.
We also touch base briefly about ember days.
Feasts for the Month: September 2008. For more information: New Advent Website.

CVA Suggestion Box: Music suggestions for the Twenty-Third Sunday of Ordinary Time. For more information: CanticaNOVA Planning Pages for Ordinary Time XXIII.

Music:
 1. Tantum Ergo (tune: St. Thomas); 2. Maestro, by David Cyr, courtesy of Podsafe.

Shamus' Adventures in Classical Latin: Shamus wreckovates Ubi Caritas, brought to you by Spirits Illustrated and Prayboy Magazines.
Additional Links: Church of SS. Philomena and Cecilia (Oak Forest, IN); The Liturgical Press

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CHRISTUS VINCIT ANYWHERE! 79

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Today we continue on this new series, this week we're covering a few of the many different tunes used for the well-known Benediction hymn Tantum Ergo Sacramentum.
Feasts for the week: April 30-May 3.   For more information: New Advent Website.
Christus Vincit Semi-Live at the Neighborhood Softball Field: We're semi-live from the softball field where my daughter plays. BTW, her team got smoked when we recorded, but we'll get'em before you know it! :-) We also discuss the music we used for the Fourth Sunday of Easter.

Music:
1. All People that on Earth Do Dwell (tune: Old Hundredth)
2. The Old Hundredth Psalm Tune (Ralph Vaughan Williams)
3-7. Five different tunes of Tantum Ergo Sacramentum (Chant, Mode III; setting by Samuel Webbe; tune: Oriel; Chant, Mode V; tune: St. Thomas)
8. Crowe Jam, by Charlie Crowe, brought to you by Podsafe / Charlie's MySpace

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Hymnody in Inflationary Language: Alleluia, Alleluia, Hearts to (three) Heav'n and Voices Raise, brought to you by the Motu Proprio Pool.

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