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Mark C. N. Sullivan is an editor at a Massachusetts university. He is married and the father of three children. Email
Monday, November 25, 2002 "GIA, creating your Sunday morning soundtrack for over 50 years!"
That's the slogan at the church-music publisher where Haas & Haugen are top o' the chart. Don't miss Dear Frances, the column offering practical solutions for your latest cantorial problems. (Example: "Dear Frances: I have a cantor with a breathy tone. How can I help her?" Or: "Dear Frances: I have a singer with a fluttery voice. She is always prepared and always wants to sing . . . but I can't stand to hear her. What should I do?") And follow the link to LiturgyHelp.com, your one-stop Internet resource for tips on incorporating performance art and other forms of meddlesome intrusion in the once-unchangeable Mass.
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