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New CD for those learning to sing or say the Extraordinary Form Mass!!!
Sancta Missa: Missa in cantu & Missa lecta
- The Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius
If you're involved with the Extraordinary Form Mass, check out this CD set!
It is a guide and tutorial for priests and seminarians in how to sing and say the Mass in Latin according to the Extraordinary Form of the Mass (Missale Romanum 1962), and is also useful to altar boys who are learning their Latin responses.
Spring 2008 Catalog now available!!
New book and lots of great music...hot off the presses!
New Book
Liturgical Question Box
- Msgr. Peter J. Elliott
If you have questions about some aspect of celebrating the liturgy, this book probably has the answer!
Based largely on the author's replies to problems first raised in the magazine Christ to the World, the answers given in this book are technically accurate and based on experience and pastoral common sense.
New Liturgical Settings
Water Music: For the Sprinkling Rite
- Horst Buchholz
Two pieces that provide music for the Sprinkling Rite both in Easter (Vidi aquam) and outside Easter (Asperges me).
Perfect for both the Ordinary or Extraordinary Form of Mass, these two setting were used with great success at liturgies during the CMAA Colloquiums in 2006 and 2007!
Veni Sancte Spiritus
- Bernard Kirkpatrick
This setting of the Golden Sequence includes a congregation refrain in 6/8 time with Latin text, and five verses with metrical English settings of the Gregorian chant.
A good organ accompaniment and a descant over the refrain complete this piece and make it an excellent option for the Sequence on Pentecost Sunday.
Maneant in vobis
- Richard Rice
English or Latin refrain. English verses. Based on Gregorian chant (sixth antiphon from the Graduale Romanum for the Washing of Feet) —
this is a superb example of Traditional Music for the Contemporary Church and is what your SATB choir should be singing this year on Holy Thursday!
Saint Patrick Alleluia
- Stephen McManus
A festive Eastertide Gospel Acclamation with an Irish lilt.
This piece can be sung simply with cantor and organ or as a grand, powerful acclamation with SATB choir, trumpet, cymbals and timpani.
New Choral Works
O sacrum convivium
- Michael Lawrence
This rich and complex SATB anthem is magnificently crafted and sublime in the most simple way.
The text is the traditional Magnificat antiphon for Second Vespers of Corpus Christi.
Prayer of Saint Patrick
- Lucas Miller
A wonderfully singable, a cappella setting of Saint Patrick's famous poem, with comfortable ranges and beautiful vocal lines.
Teach Me, O Lord
- Colin Brumby
A robust, easy-to-learn setting of Psalm 119:33-40 in English cathedral style, perfect for when you need the choir to sound "bigger than their means."
For Love of Us
- Stephen McManus / Lisa Stafford
Ideal for a children's choir or as a solo by a medium voice, this is a lovely setting of a strong, original text and is perfect for Lent or Ordinary Time.
Hymn Trilogy II
- Harry McMurray
This very accessible collection includes settings of the hymns Audi benigne Conditor, Christ the Lord Is Risen Today and Lucis Creator optime, masterfully set for SAB choir.
New Organ Works
Seven Preludes for the Church Year
- Donna Robertson
With styles ranging from pastorale to canzona to march, these interesting and evocative preludes are good, simple organ music at its best!
New Hymn Accompaniments, Volume 2
- James Morrison, Gregory Hamilton, Christopher Bord
Provide an invigorating, creative boost to certain verses of a hymn with these fresh, new accompaniments of ten popular hymn tunes!
Standing Order Service
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With it, you get all the new CNP music, hot off the press, at a 10-15% discount!!
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Using Our Indices
Four primary indices are provided, each giving access to a list of secondary indices grouped according to category.
The four primary indices are available via buttons on the left column of every page and include:
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Liturgical Index
This index includes the categories found in our printed catalog and in the previous version of the online catalog, including Choral Music, Hymns and Carols, Liturgical Settings, and more!
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Seasonal/Ritual Index
All our music is grouped here by Liturgical season (e.g. Advent, Christmas, Lent, etc.) and Church rituals (e.g. Marian, Eucharist, RCIA, etc.)
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Resource Index
Looking for pieces for your 2-part choir? Or those with chant? Or...? This index conveniently groups our catalog items according to the resources needed to perform each piece.
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Alphabetic Index
If you already know the name of the piece you want, this is where you want to look - all our music grouped alphabetically.
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