contemporary catholic liturgical music造句

• For more details, see Contemporary Catholic liturgical music.
• "' David Robert Haas "'( born 1957 in Bridgeport, Michigan ), is an American author and composer of contemporary Catholic liturgical music.
• Today, they are among many musicians who compose Contemporary Catholic liturgical music and many attribute their use of scripture and accessible melodies as the beginnings of this style of music.
• By the early 1980s, along with such groups as the St . Louis Jesuits, their music " dominate [ d ] the publications scene " in contemporary Catholic liturgical music.
• Many composers have contributed to the distinct pop-inspired sound of contemporary Catholic liturgical music, including Marty Haugen, ( a non-Catholic, ) Dan Schutte, David Hassr, Fr.
• By the year 2000 most Catholic Songbooks preferred Contemporary Catholic Liturgical Music, some hymnody, and a very small collection of Chant ( which, at one point was the " sine qua non " of Catholic Church Music ).
• Contemporary Catholic liturgical music makes heavy use of " responsorial " settings in which the congregation sings only a short refrain ( " Glory to God in the highest " ) between verses entrusted to the Gloria " is that from Carroll T . Andrews "'A New Mass for Congregations ".
• A great deal of the early composed "'Contemporary Catholic liturgical Music "'of the 70s was inspired by popular music of the day, which used guitars and other instruments commonly associated with " folk " music, and included songwriters such as Ray Repp, and Joe Wise and later members of American groups such as the St . Louis Jesuits, and the Dameans.
• The reforms sparked a wide movement in the English-speaking Roman Catholic church where an entire body of older Protestant hymnody and newly composed Contemporary Catholic Liturgical Music was introduced through new hymnals such as World Library Publication's People's Mass Book, the Living Parish, We Celebrate, NALR's three volumes of Glory and Praise, and Mayhew-McCrimmon's 20th Century Folk Hymnal volumes.
• According to Pope Benedict XVI, the most important and essential message of the council is " the Eucharistic prayers, the abbreviation of the liturgical calendar, the ability to celebrate the Mass " versus populum " ( with the officiant facing the congregation ), as well as " ad orientem " ( facing the " East " and the Crucifix ), and modern aesthetic changes encompassing contemporary Catholic liturgical music and artwork.