The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-06-15
ereaorian Summer School.

The Most Reverend, the Archbishop
Of Cincinnati, has been pleased to APP
prove of and recommend a Glegorian
Summer School, TO be held in the Ca
thedral City Of Cincinnati o. begin
ming on Thursday, Aug. l feast of ST
Peters Chains and the Patronal Feast
of the Cathedral), and closing on
Thursday, Aug. 10 Che Feast of the
Assumption, of this year of 1907.
The program for each day will be as
follows: High mass in the cathedral at
9 a. m; classes from 10 till u noon:
Nespers at .. m, and classes from
after -Vespers until y. m. On Sun
days, Aug. 4 and II, the program will
he as follows: Glasses from till 10;
High Mass at 1920: Vespers and Bene-
diction at 3. and classes from 4 till 8
The school" will be directed by the
cathedral organist and choirmaster
tHorald Beckett Gibbs, under whose
direction the music at all the services
VIII be given. He viii be assisted by
many professional musicians. all Of
whom have been closely identified with
The restoration of the Liturgical Chant
which has undoubtedly been brought
about by the learned Benedictine
Monks of Solesmes, Sarthe, France. all
Of whom are now eXiled in the Isle of
Wight, England. 1t is also interesting
10 note that it was a former abbot of
this monastery dom Gueranger) who
gave to The world those priceless vol
umes of THE Liturgical Year" work
which is to be found in every language
In every country throughout the Cath
Ollie world.
AS there is an abundance of hotel
tboth public and private) and boarding
house accommodation to be had. espe-
cially in the immediate neighborhood of
ST a fnl he
ed that no difficulties will be presented
TO those who prefer to leave their
choice of rooms until the day Of their
arrival
The school fee for the fifteen days
will be So For this sum each stu
dent" viii be furnished with a card of
admission which must be presented
each day to the doorkeeper.
Rv kind permission of the Rev.
Michael Mulvihill, pastor of the cathe-
draI. the schools (Which almost adjoin
the cathedraD viii be used for all the
classes and lectures. 1t is scarcely ne
cessary TO add that the subjects will
include Tonality. Rhythm. Structure.
Notation. Method of Practice Accom-
paniment. Choir Training, Voice Pro-
duction etc.
..The school will be opened and
closed by the Most Rev. Archbishop.
Win the immaculate dDbEON d. Vi lnc
Right Rev. Rector and the Rev. Pro-
fessors Of Mt. st. Mary's Seminary, a
special choir has been formed of stu
dents residing in and near Cincinnati.
who will be largely responsible for the
services in the cathedral and in this
they will be assisted with the kind
permission Of the Rev. Rector and ia
Guilty OF St. Gregory's seminary by an
other choir Of students from the Lit
tie seminary.
it is also encouraging to note that in
those churches where the Gregorian |
chant mas been restored the pastors
have kindly consented TO allow their
respective choirs to take part in the
services. recitals and illustrated lee
lures.
A complete program of arrangements
viii be given to each student" upon |
arrival. and it is expected that all re-
sident students will be regular in their /
daily attendance.
The number vii be limited, and no
application can be entertained after the
20th Of June. as the director Of the
school" will be absent from July TO
July 90. and is anxious to have all ar
rancements completed before he leaves.
Application to be made TO the secre-
ta1.v Of the Summer School, $50 West
Eighth street. Cincinnati Q.