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Posted on May 26, 2019May 26, 2019

#MarianMay , Frank Patterson singing “Queen of The May”

Here is Clonmel’s own Frank Patterson with a song inextricably associated for many with the month of May and Mary:     Here is Patterson singing this hymn live:

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Posted on May 25, 2019May 24, 2019

#MarianMay – “Caoineadh Mhuire”, Sile Denvir

From Sile Denvir’s 2016 album, Caithréim: Ceol agus Amhráin ó Dhrámaí an Phiarsaigh, (Music and Song from the Dramas of Patrick Pearse), here is “Caoineadh Mhuire”, (Mary’s Lament) – although…

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Posted on May 21, 2019

#MarianMay – “Ave Generosa” , composed Margaret Rizza, performed by The Sixteen

One of the interesting things about this occasional #MarianMay series has been how many living, contemporary composers continue to create works setting classic texts of Marian piety. From Arvo Pärt to Stefano…

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Posted on May 18, 2019May 18, 2019

#MarianMay – Tota Pulchra Es Maria, Anton Bruckner , performed by The Sixteen

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Posted on May 18, 2019

#MarianMay , “Monstra Te Esse Matrem”, Henri Dallier, performed on the organ of La Madeleine, Paris

Henri Dallier succeeded Gabriel Faure as organist of La Madeleine in Paris. This composition is performed by the current organist, Francois-Henri Houbart, who has been in post since 1979 – one of the…

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Posted on May 16, 2019

#MarianMay , “Salve Regina” – closing scene of “Dialogue des Carmelites”, Francis Poulenc

Last year I posted a YouTube video of the magnificent setting of the Salve Regina (Hail Holy Queen) the concludes Poulenc’s opera Dialogues des Carmelites , with the sound of the…

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Posted on May 14, 2019May 13, 2019

#MarianMay – “Stabat Mater”, Stefano Lentini

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Posted on May 12, 2019

#MarianMay , “Stabat Mater”, Giuseppe Verdi

A whole series of posts of settings of “Stabat Mater” could be made…Pergolesi, Haydn, Dvorâk, Rossini, Poulenc, Arvo Pärt. Here, from his late Four Sacred Pieces, is Verdi’s – which,…

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