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Rounds, Grounds, and Other Forms from Four Composers
A wild ride through 700 years of English music
Nov 14
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Julian Kwasniewski
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Three Contemporary Catholic Composers Set the Song of Songs
Choral explorations of a mystical text from the Old Testament
Oct 28
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Peter Kwasniewski
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A Tour of Great Music of the Spanish Renaissance
Vocal and instrumental music from the Iberian peninsula's Renaissance golden age
Oct 17
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Julian Kwasniewski
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Ten Gregorian Chants Every Catholic Should Know [free PDF included]
...And Sing Regularly!
Oct 3
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Julian Kwasniewski
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Exploring a Poem: Hopkins’ “The Sea and the Skylark”
Unravelling the delicious tangle of one of the priest-poets' verses
Sep 23
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Julian Kwasniewski
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Exploring a Poem: Hopkins’ “The Sea and the Skylark”
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The Great Good of Social Dancing: A Reply to My Critics
. . . with many readers weighing in!
Sep 20
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Great Good of Social Dancing: A Reply to My Critics
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The 150th Birthday of a Musical Revolutionary: Arnold Schoenberg’s Journey to Atonality and Why It Matters
(Those who are receiving this article by email or viewing it on Substack: please note that the voiceover includes all the musical excerpts, cut to the…
Sep 19
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The 150th Birthday of a Musical Revolutionary: Arnold Schoenberg’s Journey to Atonality and Why It Matters
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Why Catholics Should Learn to Dance
Three authors—Dr. Kwasniewski, Dorothy Cummings McLean, and Julian Kwasniewski—respond to "traditionalist" arguments against dancing
Sep 12
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Julian Kwasniewski
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Dorothy Cummings McLean
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Happy 200th Birthday to “God’s Minstrel,” Anton Bruckner
Readers, take note!
Sep 4
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Happy 200th Birthday to “God’s Minstrel,” Anton Bruckner
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Renaissance Consort Music
From viols to crumhorns and back again
Aug 19
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Julian Kwasniewski
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Treasures of the Sewing Room at St. John Cantius
An uplifting glimpse of the immense love our forefathers had for the Faith and especially for the Mass
Aug 9
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Smiling Madonnas and Laughing Infants
If the Middle Ages were “so dark and harsh,” why are their artists practically the only ones who know how to portray joy?
Jul 15
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Peter Kwasniewski
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