Society of Saint Gregory

admin wrote:Armed with my lamp and canary... this is now fixed.

So 'tis! - but I had to use that "refresh" trick again - must remember that for other sites.

The things you learn!

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Well spotted, Doc - I'd seen the "new look" layout by following the link from your earlier post - even tried the link back to Home from that page but all roads led to the original page. Refresh did the job.

Thanks

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Further to my previous post I can confirm that the only links that work on my system (Firefox 3.5.7) are "Preparing the Liturgy" (although the onward links from that page to the individual Sundays do not work), Discussion Forum, the "Everyclick" donation link and the Search box (...

Super new style, good links. Are we going to have 'Preparing the Liturgy' back? I know it was missing for a while but was back when I looked last week. I'm confused - (but not for the first (or last) time) - I do see a link for "preparing the liturgy" - and it works, but three others I tr...

presbyter wrote:No

So refreshing, Presbyter - best post I've read for a long time!

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SC - if you Google "A P Watt" the first response is (I'm not sure how this will reproduce visually, but here goes . . . ) AP WATT HarperCollins Publishers 77-85 Fulham Palace Road London, W6 8JB ... If you have any doubts, please check with A P Watt to see if permission is required. ... m ...

I'm amazed how long ago this topic was current! Good copyright news for a change - our choir decided it would be a good idea to make a cd to raise our profile in the parish and money for the building fund. We enthusiastically spent some summer evenings "laying down some tracks" (as I belie...

Some years ago we had "Next Sunday is Remembrance Sunday. Poppy's available in the porch". - we all have our own way of marking this sad occasion!

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docmattc wrote:I have a similar one on CD:
Ecce Macdonaldus Senex, Qui fundum habet. E-I-E-I-O (This is clearly an ancient monastic typographical error from Euouae)

But perilously close to "And i-o-i-o-i-o by priest and people sungen" -

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It was announced tonight on Radio 4 as a 'State Visit, in contrast with the low key pastoral visit by JPII in 1982.' I'm glad this thread came back to the top of the heap - reminded me that I was catching up with a few threads in the middle of October when I first stumbled on this, so was reading i...

. . and I just assumed that entitling a topic "The Choir" was just a ploy to lure Achilles (aka Nick Baty) out of his tent
Sorry folks - back to the serious topic
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musicus wrote:How do we know that folks aren't cheating?

"Quis custodet . . . "

presbyter wrote:I wonder how the literalists of LIturgiam Authenticam would translate some of these phrases

Well there's food for thought!

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ps - 7 - what's the smiley for "smug smirk"?

Nick Baty wrote: . . . sounded like "Men of Harlech".

Surely "All through the night"? - the quoted words wouldn't fit Men of H

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We sang that I may love thee for the refrain instead of then I will love thee , though. That's the one! - but as I remember it the refrain was "that I may love thee" until the last verse when it became "Then will I love thee" (the reversal of "I will" is intentional - ...

Oh how you pluck at the strings of my prejudices! I look forward to the impetus this will give to creative musicianship in our Church. . . . only if we sort out the lamentable situation over copyright of the texts - a propos of which I used to think that our other-worldly Bishops had been given the ...