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Musical Creativity Nourished by Christian Roots of Europe
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| October 21, 2005
| Vatican Information Service
Posted on 10/21/2005 6:31:01 AM PDT by ELS
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To: Aristotle721; ninenot; Goetz_von_Berlichingen; sitetest; Desdemona; Pharmboy; ...
A few photos from the concert of the Regensburger Domspatzen in the Sistine Chapel on Saturday in reply #19.
In his remarks afterward, the Pope told the boys of this famous choir that they were blessed to be able to sing the praises of God in the awesome scenery of the Sistine Chapel. Ain't that the truth? ;-)
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10/24/2005 12:54:39 PM PDT
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ELS
(Vivat Benedictus XVI!)
To: AnAmericanMother
You might be interested in this thread.
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10/24/2005 12:58:12 PM PDT
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ELS
(Vivat Benedictus XVI!)
To: ELS
Thank you!
Look at that beautiful, perfect "oo" sound!
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10/24/2005 1:03:58 PM PDT
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AnAmericanMother
(. . . Ministrix of ye Chace (recess appointment), TTGC Ladies' Auxiliary . . .)
To: DarkSavant
If the average musical artist (and I use the word "artist" very loosely) in Europe is like the average musical artist in the US, then they are probably not even aware of the Christian musical heritage of Europe/Western Civilization. Plus the distinction between the sacred and the profane has been minimized to the point of being nonexistent for all practical purposes.
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10/24/2005 1:11:56 PM PDT
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ELS
(Vivat Benedictus XVI!)
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