PSALM
2003 Annual Meeting
Online Liturgical Music Resource
Purpose:
The PSALM Online Liturgical Music Resource will make available to its members an extensive collection of Orthodox liturgical music in English. All the material in the library will conform to the highest possible musical standards, as well as the liturgical and aesthetics norms of Orthodox worship. By contributing to and drawing upon this resource, Orthodox church musicians will enrich the liturgical life of their respective communities.
The following tasks have been completed or are nearly completed:
- Posting of settings*
- Music Index Database and Search Engine to interface with end user
- Manual for data entry**
- Manual for using Finale to prepare Orthodox Liturgical Music
- Glossary of copyright and music index terms
- Finale templates for setting Orthodox liturgical music
- Review Criteria for submissions
- Permission forms for submissions and translations
- Statement of policy on translations
- Frequently Asked Questions
The following tasks will be on-going:
- Accumulation? of musical settings
- Review of submissions
- Search for qualified Reviewers
- Search for and training of data entry personnel
TEAM MEMBERS:
Vladimir Morosan, PSALM President, Doctor of Musical Arts (Choral Music and Musicology), has been active as a music editor since he founded Holy Note Press in 1979. Under the auspices of grants from the Fulbright Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities, he has systematically gathered one of the largest reference collections of Russian Orthodox music outside of Russia. Since 1987, he has been the President of Musica Russica, a publishing house dedicated exclusively to the publication and dissemination of Orthodox and Russian choral music.
Michael Farrow, Choir Director in Antiochian, Greek, and Carpathian Orthodox Churches since 1961 Composer and arranger of Orthodox hymns Author, Psalms of the Orthodox Liturgy (1997) Vice-Chairman, Department of Sacred Music, Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese.
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