There are some amazing recordings of music at the Colloquium. Consider this offertory chant from the first day. It is English. It is the liturgical text. It was not difficult. All of these singers met each other only at this event. Why, oh why, do choirs continue to leave out this part of the Mass? Why do priests let them get away with it?
Here are the lectures from the event. All are worth your time.
| Monday, June 17 | |||
| Remarks at opening dinner, including Prof. Mahrt's address | 1:14:34 | ||
| Veni Creator Spiritus | 3:07 | ||
| Tuesday, June 18 | |||
| Life-long Learning: Personal Reflections on the Influence of the Liturgy | Msgr Andrew Wadsworth | 53:57 | |
| Wednesday, June 19 | |||
| Plenary Lecture Written Transcript | Archbishop Alexander K. Sample | 1:01:09 | |
| Thursday, June 20 | |||
| The Art of Effortless Singing | Dr Mee Ae Cecilia Nam | 57:45 | |
| Friday, June 21 | |||
| Gregorian Chant as the splendor formae of the Liturgy | Dr William Mahrt | 58:32/td> | |
| Saturday, June 22 | |||
| Sunday, June 23 | |||
| Closing Remarks at Brunch | |||
