How It Started: Gregorian Chant and Monopony Part 1How It Started: Gregorian Chant and Monopony Part 1How It Started: Gregorian Chant and Monopony Part 1How It Started: Gregorian Chant and Monopony Part 1

An in-depth look at the origins of chant and monophony and how they were used in the Mass and services. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody, MAAn in-depth look at the origins of chant and monophony and how they were used in the Mass and services. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody, MAAn in-depth look at the origins of chant and monophony and how they were used in the Mass and services. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody, MAAn in-depth look at the origins of chant and monophony and how they were used in the Mass and services. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody, MA

How It Started: Gregorian Chant & Monophony Pt 2How It Started: Gregorian Chant & Monophony Pt 2How It Started: Gregorian Chant & Monophony Pt 2How It Started: Gregorian Chant & Monophony Pt 2

A discussion of the genres of chant and their place in the liturgy. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.A discussion of the genres of chant and their place in the liturgy. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.A discussion of the genres of chant and their place in the liturgy. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.A discussion of the genres of chant and their place in the liturgy. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.

Early PolyphonyEarly PolyphonyEarly PolyphonyEarly Polyphony

A discussion of the earliest forms of liturgical choral music, including music in the newly constructed Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris in the 1200s. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary.A discussion of the earliest forms of liturgical choral music, including music in the newly constructed Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris in the 1200s. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary.A discussion of the earliest forms of liturgical choral music, including music in the newly constructed Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris in the 1200s. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary.A discussion of the earliest forms of liturgical choral music, including music in the newly constructed Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris in the 1200s. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary.

The MotetThe MotetThe MotetThe Motet

Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, she takes a look at the genre of the motet. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, she takes a look at the genre of the motet. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, she takes a look at the genre of the motet. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, she takes a look at the genre of the motet. Guest: John Robinson, Director of Music at St. Paul's in Cambridge, MA.

The Reformation & Counter-ReformationThe Reformation & Counter-ReformationThe Reformation & Counter-ReformationThe Reformation & Counter-Reformation

A discussion about the Protestant Reformation and what it meant for church music in the 1500s. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.A discussion about the Protestant Reformation and what it meant for church music in the 1500s. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.A discussion about the Protestant Reformation and what it meant for church music in the 1500s. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.A discussion about the Protestant Reformation and what it meant for church music in the 1500s. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.

The Counter-Reformation Part IIThe Counter-Reformation Part IIThe Counter-Reformation Part IIThe Counter-Reformation Part II

Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of more Counter-Reformation music of the 1500s. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of more Counter-Reformation music of the 1500s. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of more Counter-Reformation music of the 1500s. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of more Counter-Reformation music of the 1500s. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.

Music in Elizabethan EnglandMusic in Elizabethan EnglandMusic in Elizabethan EnglandMusic in Elizabethan England

Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of the English Reformation and music of Elizabethan England. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of the English Reformation and music of Elizabethan England. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of the English Reformation and music of Elizabethan England. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of the English Reformation and music of Elizabethan England. Guest: Mark Dwyer, Choirmaster and Organist at the Church of the Advent in Boston.

Music for the Pipe OrganMusic for the Pipe OrganMusic for the Pipe OrganMusic for the Pipe Organ

Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of highlights of pipe organ repertoire over the centuries. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary in Brighton.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of highlights of pipe organ repertoire over the centuries. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary in Brighton.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of highlights of pipe organ repertoire over the centuries. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary in Brighton.Stephanie Scogna hosts the CatholicTV original series On A Sacred Note. In this episode, a discussion of highlights of pipe organ repertoire over the centuries. Guest: Janet Hunt, Director of Music at St. John's Seminary in Brighton.

On a Sacred Note: Oratorio, Passion, MassOn a Sacred Note: Oratorio, Passion, MassOn a Sacred Note: Oratorio, Passion, MassOn a Sacred Note: Oratorio, Passion, Mass

Stephanie Scogna and John Robinson discuss extra-liturgical sacred music genres, including the Oratorio, the Passion, and the Orchestral Mass.Stephanie Scogna and John Robinson discuss extra-liturgical sacred music genres, including the Oratorio, the Passion, and the Orchestral Mass.Stephanie Scogna and John Robinson discuss extra-liturgical sacred music genres, including the Oratorio, the Passion, and the Orchestral Mass.Stephanie Scogna and John Robinson discuss extra-liturgical sacred music genres, including the Oratorio, the Passion, and the Orchestral Mass.

Vatican II and the Vernacular Novus Ordo Part IVatican II and the Vernacular Novus Ordo Part IVatican II and the Vernacular Novus Ordo Part IVatican II and the Vernacular Novus Ordo Part I

A discussion of Vatican II's practical and emotional impact on the Church's music tradition. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody.A discussion of Vatican II's practical and emotional impact on the Church's music tradition. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody.A discussion of Vatican II's practical and emotional impact on the Church's music tradition. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody.A discussion of Vatican II's practical and emotional impact on the Church's music tradition. Guest: Michael Olbash, Director of Music at St. Adelaide's in Peabody.

Vatican II Part 2: Directives at the Parish LevelVatican II Part 2: Directives at the Parish LevelVatican II Part 2: Directives at the Parish LevelVatican II Part 2: Directives at the Parish Level

In this episode, a diiscussion covering more of the musical style changes following the second Vatican Council. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.In this episode, a diiscussion covering more of the musical style changes following the second Vatican Council. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.In this episode, a diiscussion covering more of the musical style changes following the second Vatican Council. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.In this episode, a diiscussion covering more of the musical style changes following the second Vatican Council. Guest: Richard Clark, Director of Music at St. Cecilia's in Boston.

20th-Century Liturgical Music and Modern Composers20th-Century Liturgical Music and Modern Composers20th-Century Liturgical Music and Modern Composers20th-Century Liturgical Music and Modern Composers

Stephanie Scogna explores 20th-century liturgical music, covering how composers navigated a rapidly changing world amidst global conflicts and the Second Vatican Council.Stephanie Scogna explores 20th-century liturgical music, covering how composers navigated a rapidly changing world amidst global conflicts and the Second Vatican Council.Stephanie Scogna explores 20th-century liturgical music, covering how composers navigated a rapidly changing world amidst global conflicts and the Second Vatican Council.Stephanie Scogna explores 20th-century liturgical music, covering how composers navigated a rapidly changing world amidst global conflicts and the Second Vatican Council.