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Ecclesia orans, 2023
After the publication of the Constitution Sacrosanctum Concilium of the Second Vatican Council, l... more After the publication of the Constitution Sacrosanctum Concilium of the
Second Vatican Council, liturgical renewal in the Czech lands received
new impulses. With the development of the use of the national language, there was a need to adapt Latin melodies to the Czech text. This task was
assumed by Fr. František Holík. However, another priest, Fr. Josef Olejník,
was invited to the liturgical commission and proposed another solution.
The contribution aims to show one of the approaches adopted by the Czech Catholic Church during the post-conciliar renewal, presenting this unusual
experiment whose success has been confirmed by the pastoral care of the
recent decades.
Práce představuje přehled církevních nařízení o posvátné hudbě v časovém období od papeže Pia X. ... more Práce představuje přehled církevních nařízení o posvátné hudbě v časovém období od papeže Pia X. (1903) až po II. vatikánský koncil (1962-1965). Především budou představeny tři důležité dokumenty týkající se posvátné hudby: motu proprio Tra le sollecitudini Pia X. z 22. listopadu 1903; apoštolská konstituce Divini cultus Pia XI. z 20. prosince 1928; a encyklika Musicae sacrae disciplina Pia XII. z 25. prosince 1955. Tato nařízení budou reflektována v kontextu českých zemí a chrámové hudební praxe té doby.
The church sacred music legislation and its reception in the Czech lands from Tra le sollecitudini up to the Second Vatican Council
The thesis presents an overview of church legislation of sacred music in the period from the pope Pius X (1903) up to the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965). Firstly three important documents on the subject of sacred music will be shown: the Motu proprio Tra le sollecitudini of Saint Pius X, Nov. 22, 1903; the Apostolic constitution Divini cultus of Pius XI, Dec. 20, 1928; and the encyclical Musicae sacrae disciplina of Pius XII, Dec. 25, 1955. These regulations will be reflected in the context of the Czech lands and church musical practice of that time.
Ecclesia orans, 2023
After the publication of the Constitution Sacrosanctum Concilium of the Second Vatican Council, l... more After the publication of the Constitution Sacrosanctum Concilium of the
Second Vatican Council, liturgical renewal in the Czech lands received
new impulses. With the development of the use of the national language, there was a need to adapt Latin melodies to the Czech text. This task was
assumed by Fr. František Holík. However, another priest, Fr. Josef Olejník,
was invited to the liturgical commission and proposed another solution.
The contribution aims to show one of the approaches adopted by the Czech Catholic Church during the post-conciliar renewal, presenting this unusual
experiment whose success has been confirmed by the pastoral care of the
recent decades.
Práce představuje přehled církevních nařízení o posvátné hudbě v časovém období od papeže Pia X. ... more Práce představuje přehled církevních nařízení o posvátné hudbě v časovém období od papeže Pia X. (1903) až po II. vatikánský koncil (1962-1965). Především budou představeny tři důležité dokumenty týkající se posvátné hudby: motu proprio Tra le sollecitudini Pia X. z 22. listopadu 1903; apoštolská konstituce Divini cultus Pia XI. z 20. prosince 1928; a encyklika Musicae sacrae disciplina Pia XII. z 25. prosince 1955. Tato nařízení budou reflektována v kontextu českých zemí a chrámové hudební praxe té doby.
The church sacred music legislation and its reception in the Czech lands from Tra le sollecitudini up to the Second Vatican Council
The thesis presents an overview of church legislation of sacred music in the period from the pope Pius X (1903) up to the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965). Firstly three important documents on the subject of sacred music will be shown: the Motu proprio Tra le sollecitudini of Saint Pius X, Nov. 22, 1903; the Apostolic constitution Divini cultus of Pius XI, Dec. 20, 1928; and the encyclical Musicae sacrae disciplina of Pius XII, Dec. 25, 1955. These regulations will be reflected in the context of the Czech lands and church musical practice of that time.