Monday, 16 October 2006
That time of year
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During October the text of the De Profundis crops up more than once in the propers of the mass. It did so on Sunday, so that at St. Mary's Cadogan Street we performed my setting of De Profundis as the offertory motet. We were missing a couple of choir members, but the performance came out pretty well - one of our better ones I think.
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