Settings of Latin Liturgical Texts
I. Four Marian Antiphons, SSA a cappella
Settings of the traditional Marian Antiphons: Salve Regina, Alma Redemptoris Mater, Ave Regina Caelorum, and Regina Caeli Laetare.
Recordings feature Debbie Hunter, Custer La Rue, and Marjorie Bunday. Scores available on Lulu.com Storefront.
II. Three Marian Antiphons, SATB a cappella
These are performance-oriented settings for professional choirs of three traditional votive antiphons to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The third of the set, Salve Regina, was published by G. Schirmer in 2008. The other two, Ave Maria and Sub Tuum Praesidium, can be downloaded here.
The full set received its premiere performance in 2008 by the Countertop Ensemble in 2008.
III. Two Sacred Arias for Soprano and Organ
Panis Angelicus, in its original key, and in a slightly lower key.
Recording features Lisa Eden, Soprano, and David Lang, Organ, who gave the premiere performance in 2008.
Ave Maria, which received its premiere performance by Lisa Eden and David Lang in August 2009.
IV. Introits for Treble Choir
Settings for SSA a cappella of the traditional Latin Introits and Psalm verses for the Sundays and Solemnities of the Church Year. Follows the 1962 Roman Missal (Extraordinary Form).
PDF download available from Lulu.com.
V. Offertoriale for Mixed Choir
Settings of various Offertory chants throughout the year. An ongoing project designed for the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite, with corresponding pieces for the Ordinary Form indicated. Here is an Index by title, with MIDI recordings:
Settings of the traditional Marian Antiphons: Salve Regina, Alma Redemptoris Mater, Ave Regina Caelorum, and Regina Caeli Laetare.
Recordings feature Debbie Hunter, Custer La Rue, and Marjorie Bunday. Scores available on Lulu.com Storefront.
Recording features Lisa Eden, Soprano, and David Lang, Organ, who gave the premiere performance in 2008.
Settings for SSA a cappella of the traditional Latin Introits and Psalm verses for the Sundays and Solemnities of the Church Year. Follows the 1962 Roman Missal (Extraordinary Form).
PDF download available from Lulu.com.
Gregorian Chant Editions
Simple Offertory Verses provides psalm-tone settings of the elaborate chants found in the Offertoriale Triplex (published |  |
Simplified Gradual and Alleluia Chants provides psalm-tone
verses for the Major Propers (chants between the readings) for Sundays and Feast Days. Designed for the Extraordinary Form,
but useful for corresponding Ordinary Form Masses.
Now available: an edition designed for the Ordinary Form,
with its three-year cycle. The PDF file can be downloaded here.