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Original

Radiating Christ. C. Alexander Peloquin.

Translation

Radiating Christ. C. Alexander Peloquin.

Original

Radiating Christ. Remembering Alexander Peloquin. Composed by C. Alexander Peloquin. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications. GI.G-CD-604. Even if you are too young to remember the man, you have at least felt the influence of Alexander Peloquin in the world of liturgical music. His innovative style and love of sacred song shined through his compositions, transforming music in liturgy after the Second Vatican Council. His "Gloria of the Bells" was one of the most widely sung pieces of its day and is still popular now, as it is sure to be for many generations to come. This commemorative recording will touch the hearts of people who remember Dr. Peloquin and will surely delight those who are being introduced to his music for the first time. Recorded under the direction of Rev. Anthony Mancini, Peloquin's successor at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence, Rhode Island, this CD features the talents of many of Dr. Peloquin's former musical colleagues.

Translation

Radiating Christ. Remembering Alexander Peloquin. Composed by C. Alexander Peloquin. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications. GI.G-CD-604. Even if you are too young to remember the man, you have at least felt the influence of Alexander Peloquin in the world of liturgical music. His innovative style and love of sacred song shined through his compositions, transforming music in liturgy after the Second Vatican Council. His "Gloria of the Bells" was one of the most widely sung pieces of its day and is still popular now, as it is sure to be for many generations to come. This commemorative recording will touch the hearts of people who remember Dr. Peloquin and will surely delight those who are being introduced to his music for the first time. Recorded under the direction of Rev. Anthony Mancini, Peloquin's successor at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence, Rhode Island, this CD features the talents of many of Dr. Peloquin's former musical colleagues.