Cantors’ Corner – Liturgical Text, Music and Audio from “Redemptorist Translation”

We have now received funding from the Ukrainian Catholic Foundation of Saskatchewan and the Eparchy of Saskatoon through the Annual Eparchial Appeal iniciatative. Therefore there is no cost to participants for this workshop. Please read the information below and in the attached Information Sheet and Registration form for complete updated information!

Participants

This workshop is intended for cantors seeking refresher/more detail on course content, and lead singers who are seeking the knowledge to become cantors in their parish. Limited space of 40 participants.

Workshop Content (English language only)

The 8 tones of the Resurrection (Sunday and Feast Days: Tropar, Kondak, Prokimen)
Moleben
- In Honour of the Mother of God
- In Honour of Christ the Lover of Mankind
Panakhyda Service
Divine Liturgy (focus on areas required to cantor liturgies)

Material Provided with the WorkshopBooks with musical notation for the material covered

Music for the material covered (please specify on registration form CD/USB)
- Participants who request CDs, Fr. John will produce CDs in Winnipeg and bring to workshop.
- Participants who prefer a USB, these will be provided and files transferred.

Link for a copy of Information Sheet»»

Link for a copy of Registration Form»»

Full details and registration forms are also available on the:

Ss. Peter & Paul Church website: www.sspp.ca
by contacting Andrea Swann by email at: aswann@sasktel.net
or by contacting your parish priest or parish office.

Deadline for Registration: Friday, May 10^th– NO registrations will be accepted postmarked after May 10^th

Glory be to Jesus Christ!

Sing along with us so that others can sing along with you. CANTORS’ CORNER lets you listen to the propers as you read them (with or without music). Anyone can practice for days or weeks in advance of any particular Sunday or Feast Day so that they can better lead their congregation.

This tool encompasses English language propers for Sundays and Major Feast Days and ascribes to the Gregorian calendar. We are using the translation of Fr. John Sianchuk, CSsR, because it is used widely in our Eparchy. We have been very consistent in delivering these recordings in a timely fashion. Share your satisfaction with others and share your suggestions with us.

We will always consider this project as a “work in progress” and your feedback helps it to evolve.

Our next additions are going to be the Panakhyda (both languages), Parastas and Divine Liturgy. What should we add after that? If you are using this tool and have a need for something more, then please send suggestions to inahachewsky@skeparchy.org.

Just me,

Fr. Ivan Nahachewsky