+ Gregorian Chant as a Paradigm by William Mahrt
+ On Music in Catholic Worship by William Mahrt
+ On Wings of Song by William Mahrt
William Mahrt is Associate Professor of Music at Stanford University, President of the Church Music Assocation of America, and editor of Sacred Music.
Related article:
+ Stanford professor's Palo Alto choir keeps Gregorian chant alive (San Francisco Chronicles, Sunday, December 23, 2007)
2. A wonderful lecture on Sacred Music:
+ "The Success of St. John Cantius" by Fr. Frank Phillips, the pastor of St. John Cantius, Chicago.
3. Audio Files of Gregorian Chant and Polyphony
sung at the Sacred Music Colloquium XVIII (June 16-22, 2008)
+ O Salutaris by William Byrd, directed by Jenny Donelson+ Requiem Graduale, Mahrt's choir
+ Prelude to Holy Hour, Messaien, Le Banquet Celeste, played by David Hughes
+ Litany of Loreto for Holy Hour
+ Tu Es Petrus by Palestrina, directed by Horst Buchholz
+ Messiaen, played by David Hughes
+ Tu solus qui facis mirabilia, Josquin, directed by William Mahrt
+ Urbs Beata Jerusalem, Lassus, directed by Wilko Brouwers, organ improvisation by David Hughes
+ Introit: Dilexisti justitiam, Mode VIII, directed by William Mahrt, preceded by organ improvisation by David Hughes
+ Gradual: Specie tua, Mode V, directed by Scott Turkington
+ Gospel in Latin as chanted by Fr. Robert Pasley, new chaplain of the CMAA Fr. Pasley's Tonus Solemnior
+ Ave Maria, Bruckner, Sunday final Mass, directed by Horst Buchholz
