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An Interview with an Organ Mixture
I was in a beautiful church in Rome and, as is only natural for me, I found myself drawn to the splendid façade of an organ, its pipes proudly on display. From somewhere within, I seemed to hear a voice, one whose stentorian tone was imposs...
Born to improvise: A meeting with Thierry Escaich, organist at Notre Dame in Paris
I met Thierry Escaich in a café on Rue de Rome in Paris, a street frequented by many musicians because of the various shops selling musical instruments, books, and sheet music. So there could hardly have been a more appropriate place for ou...
Traditionalism Is Not a Problem, but a Symptom… and Perhaps an Opportunity
Over the past few decades, I have noticed a very specific phenomenon when observing the relationship that a certain segment of the Catholic world, including the institutional world, has sought to establish with Catholic traditionalism. This...
The Most Holy Name of Mary
A few days after the birth of the Savior, the Church dedicated a feast to honor His blessed name. In doing so, it taught us how much light, strength, and sweetness this name holds for us, encouraging us to invoke it with confidence in our n...
The Problem of the Liturgy and Sacred Music Is Also the Problem of Seminaries
I have been involved in the field of sacred music for more than 40 years. Unfortunately, I have to acknowledge that the crisis I first became aware of during my adolescence has certainly not been resolved now that I find myself in the years...
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Aurelio Porfiri is a composer, conductor, educator and writer from Italy. He lived and worked for 7 years in Macau, China. He has published more than 70 books in Italian, English, French, Chinese and other languages.
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