Music for Easter from the Vatican (in MP3 format, all are free)

The Vatican ^ | March 27, 2007

[Stoat]

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EASTER MUSIC:

• Pontifical Musical Chorus of the Sistine Chapel
• Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music

[Stoat]

I know that it's still more than a week until Easter, but I wanted people to have enough time to:

•      Download all of the music
•      Burn it all to a CD
•      Make a nice cover for the CD
•      Listen to and enjoy the music before Easter
•      Share cover artwork and related information with other FReepers
•      Upon realizing how absolutely beautiful the music is, make numerous copies of of your CD to give away to friends,  people in nursing homes, and others who either don't have internet access, computer skills or knowledge of how to burn CD's.

                                                                                           

[Stoat]

Catholic / Christian Ping  :-)

 

 

[Stoat]

Prayer and Meditation from a Catholic viewpoint ping :-)

[Stoat]

Classical Music Ping :-)

[sitetest]

Dear Stoat,

What a wonderful thread! Thanks for the ping!

Classical Music Ping List ping!

If you want on or off this list, please let me know via FR e-mail.

Thanks,


sitetest

[Stoat]

Dear Stoat,

What a wonderful thread! Thanks for the ping!

You're quite welcome  :-)  I hope that you and your list members will enjoy the music.

Thank you very much for pinging your list

[sitetest]

"Thank you very much for pinging your list"

Truly my pleasure.

;-)

[TomSmedley]

ping

[Stoat]

If you are new to CD burning, here is an instructional page from Microsoft which focuses on their Media Player product but also provides general information as well as a video that is useful for other CD burning software, as there will be some common features and tasks even if the user interface looks different. 

Burn a Mix CD

If you have questions, PLEASE don't be shy....ASK me or others here.  I will be happy to help (as best I can) and I'm sure that others will be delighted to help also.  If you have a question, that probably means that about a hundred other readers have the same question but they are too shy to ask   :-)

If you know of another or a better 'help' web page, PLEASE post it  :-)

If you know of a nice page with CD cover templates and / or cover artwork, PLEASE post it.....here are some free templates from Microsoft

Case inserts - Templates - Microsoft Office Online

[NYer]

Thanks for the post!! This is a great opportunity to remind everyone about the concert this Thursday.

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"The Passion According to St. Matthew"
("La passione secondo Matteo")
March 29, 2007, the eve of Holy Week

In 2007, Easter falls on the same day for the Roman Catholic and for the Orthodox Churches: April 8. A few days before Easter, there will be a remarkable musical meditation on the Passion of Christ in Rome involving leading Russian musicians and leading Vatican officials.

Pope Benedict XVI shares the late John Paul II's hope and vision: Reunion with the Orthodox. So, this concert will take on a special ecumenical significance - another small step in the reunification of these two Churches.

• The Passion According to St. Matthew was composed by Hilarion Alfeyev, Russian Orthodox Bishop of Vienna.
• It is an Orthodox reading of the Passion story based on the Orthodox liturgical text.
• The concert will be performed by one of the leading orchestras of Russia, the Tchaikovsky Great Symphony Orchestra, and by the Choir of the Tretyakov Gallery.
• The foremost Russian conductor, Vladimir Fedoseyev, will conduct this performance.
• The concert will take place the evening of March 29, 2007 at the Auditorium Conciliazone which is only two or three blocks from the Vatican in Rome.

This concert is unusual in its location, subject, composer, conductor, performers and, last but not least, its listeners: Cardinals Paul Poupard of the Pontifical Council for Culture and Cardinal Walter Kasper of the Council for the Promotion of Christian Unity, representatives of the Russian Orthodox Patriarchate of Moscow, and Mr. Nikolai I. Sadchikov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentionary of the Russian Federation to the Holy See. Invitations will also be sent to the heads of all the dicasteries of the Roman Curia, and to the entire diplomatic community in Rome accredited to the Holy See.

And so Rome, and the world, will hear a concert on the evening of March 29 which may mark a major advance forward in Catholic-Orthodox friendship on the eve of Holy Week.

Inside the Vatican is a sponsor and the organizer of this concert. Would you like to join Inside the Vatican in person and sponsor the concert as well?

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According to FloridaCatholic, the concert will be made available on DVD. To order a copy, keep checking the INSIDE THE VATICAN web site.

[MinuteGal]

Thanks for the ping and the post (hmmm, sounds like a book title, LOL).

Listening as we "speak". I love all Easter music.

"I know that my Redeemer lives
What comfort this sweet sentence gives".

Leni

[Stoat]

Thank you! This is wonderful!

You're quite welcome, and I hope that you and yours will enjoy the music   :-)

[Stoat]

Thanks for the post!!

You're quite welcome, and I hope that you and your list members will enjoy the music.

Thank you very much for pinging your list  :-)

 

That concert looks wonderful, and I will be looking forward to buying the DVD.

Thanks very much for the information.  :-)

[Stoat]

Thanks for the ping and the post

You're quite welcome, and it's PARTICULARLY nice to hear from YOU :-)

I hope that you are mending well, getting lots of rest.  Free Republic has suffered as a direct result of your absence, and we all hope that you will be back up to full health again soon

Best wishes to you, and please get well soon!

 

[mylife]

Thanks!

[HoosierHawk]

Thank you.

[Stoat]

You're quite welcome and I hope that you and yours will enjoy the music :-)

[MinuteGal]

I'm on the mend at a very good pace. Thanks so much for inquiring.

What a beautiful rose you sent me! How did you know that it's my birth flower?

Leni

[Stoat]

I'm delighted to hear that, and I hope that you'll continue to get lots of rest and mind the doctors and nurses :-)

Awwww...I'm so happy that you like the rose. I promise it was just a coincidence that it's your birth flower....I don't have spies peering into your personal records :-)