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Sounds from the Spires • E. & G. G. Hook & Hastings, Opus 801 (1875)

Sounds from the Spires • SIRIUS XM 129 • The Catholic Channel Dr. Jennifer Pascual, Director of Music of St. Patrick's Cathedral speaks with Richard J. Clark, Director of Music & Organist of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross (Boston) about the 101- rank E. & G. G. Hook & Hastings, Opus 801 organ built in 1875. One of the most most important historic instruments in the United States, they discuss Leo Abbott's legacy of resurrecting this instrument and its need for further comprehensive restoration. In addition, they discuss the music program at the Boston Cathedral, the role of the Gregorian Chans, antiphons, and Catholic Identity of sacred music at the Cathedral and Archdiocesan liturgies. The Cathedral's recent renovation has also transformed the acoustic. Clark discusses this positive impact on sacred music, and the organ's ability to better serve the liturgy. Music in this episode includes portions of the following: Leo Abbott, Director Emeritus of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross • Chorale III in A Minor, César Franck • El Buen Pastor Jésus Guridi Richard J. Clark, organ • Gregorian Impressions, I. Pange Lingua Carson Cooman, organ • Toccata (2010) Cristiano Rizzotto • "My eyes have Seen" - Communion Antiphon for the Presentation of the Lord - by Richard J. Clark , © 2019 World Library Publications, recored in Chicago, Paul French, conductor Richard Kelley, trumpet & Richard Clark, organ: • "Psalm 139, Fearfully & Wonderfully Made, IV. © 2020 World Library Publications, recorded at St. Cecilia Church, Boston on the Smith & Gilbert Organ This episode was aired on February 8 and 9, 2020