A wrap up of the series On A Sacred Note, hosted by Stephanie Scogna, featuring a discussion and performances showing a musical time line of Catholic Liturgical music.
Episodes
08/20/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of several 20th century composers and the many styles of liturgical music exhibited leading up to the present day. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.
08/13/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a diiscussion covering more of the musical style changes following the second Vatican Council. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.
08/6/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of Vatican II’s practical and emotional impact on the Church’s music tradition. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody, MA.
07/30/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of the sacred music genres of the oratorio and the passion and the expansion of the Mass setting as a concertized genre. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's Catholic Church in Cambridge, MA.
07/23/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of highlights of pipe organ repertoire over the centuries. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary in Brighton.
07/16/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of the English Reformation and music of Elizabethan England.
Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.
07/9/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of more Counter-Reformation music of the 1500s. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.
07/2/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion about the Protestant Reformation and what it meant for church music in the 1500s. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.
06/25/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, she takes a look at the genre of the motet. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.
06/18/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. This episode features a discussion of the earliest forms of liturgical choral music, including music in the newly constructed Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris in the 1200s. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary.
06/11/2018
Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of the genres of chant and their place in the liturgy. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.
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Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of the English Reformation and music of Elizabethan England.
Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.
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