Audio Library

All audio files are published Creative Commons (use them as you see fit with no restrictions)

CMAA Vimeo channel with new Missal chants

Tutorial on singing English readings, by Adam Thome

Prophecy
Epistle
Gospel
Printed Tutorial

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Here are sound files from 2010 Colloquium

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Here are sound files from 2009 Colloquium

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Here are sound files from 2008 Colloquium

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Doms Pothier and Mocquereau on the Chant: There is now audio, and transcriptions thereof, of Doms Pothier and Mocquereau (of Solesmes) speaking about sacred chant.

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Sound files from 2007

• Kyrie O Quam Gloriosum, and Agnus Dei, by Victoria
• Os Justi, A. Bruckner
• Justus et palma, offertory proper sung by low voices for Nativity of the Birth of St. John the Baptist
• Asperges Me, in a chant/polyphonic setting by Horst Buchholz
• Sanctus, G. Croce
• Agnus Dei, G. Croce
• Credo V, sung in alternatim
• Alleluia verse, St. John Baptist
• Ego sum, by G. Palestrina, sung at the National Shrine.
• O nata lux by Thomas Tallis, chamber choir
• Domine Jesu Christe, sung by high voices
• Elgar’s Ave Verum, full choir.
• An Introduction to Sacred Music, by William Mahrt

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Chanting the Mass

The following are audio files (.mp3) of the Mass, for teaching purposes only. Voice and copyright belong to Fr. Christopher J. Pollard, St. John the Baptist Church, Front Royal, Virginia. You are free to distribute but not sell them.

LatinAd ritus initiales Signum crucis In nomine Patris, or tonus simplex Formula salutationis Gratia Domini, or Gratia vobis, or Dominus vobiscum (simplex), or Dominus vobiscum Ad ritum paenitentialem Fratres agnoscamus, Miserere nostri, Misereatur Kyrie XVI, or other settings from the Kyriale Romanum Post collectam (qui tecum vivit), (qui vivis); Post collectam sollemnis (qui tecum vivit), (qui vivis) Ad liturgiam Verbi Tonus simplex A, B, tonus sollemnis Lectio I tonus simplex, ad libitum pro sollemnitatibus Post Lectionem I Lectiones Epistolarum et libri Apocalypsis Post Lectionem II Alleluia VI Ante Evangelium Evangelium Tonus A, B, C Post Evangelium Oratio fidelium (Credo) – A, B, C, D, E Orate fratres Post alias orationes A, B Ad liturgiam eucharisticam Ante Praefationem Praefatio – tonus simplex, sollemnis Sanctus XVIII Prex eucharistica I, I (solemn), II, III, IV Mysterium fidei Per ipsum Pater noster A, B, C Praeceptis Libera nos Domine Iesu Christe Pax Domini Agnus Dei or other setting from the Kyriale Ecce Agnus Dei Ad ritus conclusionis Dominus vobiscum Benedicat vos Ite, missa est Benedictiones sollemnes tonus simplex; Dimissio tonus simplex; Benedictiones sollemnes tonus solemmnis After the Mass Salve Regina (Cistercian), Salve Regina

English Greeting A, B, C Penitential Rite A, B Opening Prayer Intercessions A, B, C, D, E Preface Holy, Holy, Holy Eucharistic Prayer I Memorial Acclamation A, B, C, D Doxology The Lord’s Prayer A, B Doxology Rite of Peace