Mepkin Abbey (Mepkin Gifts) For the Listening Ear

	ITEM # 311 — $15.00 .......LIKE INCENSE: THE MEPKIN ABBEY ORGAN: Francis Kline, OCSO, performs Bach, Dupre, Messiaen, Vierne A compact disc featuring the 1999 additions and tonal redesigns of the 1993 Zimmer Organ in the Abbey Church. The accompanying brochure, written by Fr Francis, includes a full description of the 1999 redesigns and a commentary on each piece of music he plays.
	ITEM#322 — $10.00 JOY NEVER ENDING: A Mass in Honor of Our Lady of Mepkin. An audio cassette featuring pieces written for the Mepkin community by Richard Grendahl and sung by the monastic choir. These songs are accompanied by guitar. The cassette ends with a live recording of Compline, the closing prayer of the day. ITEM#325 --- $15.00 JOY in Compact Disc format
	ITEM # 334 — $10.00 O LISTEN, MY SON: Songs from Mepkin Abbey. An audio cassette featuring various troparia. These songs form the backbone of Mepkin’s Sunday and Feast Day liturgies, and are translations of the troparia from Tamié, a Trappist monastery in the French Alps. Most are in three-part harmony and are sung either with organ accompaniment or a capella. ITEM # 335 --- $15.00 O LISTEN in Compact Disc
	ITEM #350 — $10.00 DAY OF LIGHT, DAY OF GREAT JOY: Lauds and Vespers of Easter Time. An audio cassette featuring a complete service of Morning Praise and Evensong during the Easter Season. These services are accompanied by guitar and by organ. ITEM # 355 --- $15.00 DAY... in Compact Disc

ITEM # 361 -- $22.00

LE CHEMIN DE LA CROIX

Stations of the Cross by Marcel Dupre

Organist: Abbot Francis Kline, OCSO

Reader: Catherine Combier Donovan

Recorded at the Cathedral of St.John the Baptist, Charleston, SC on May 25th and June 2nd, 1997.

A double CD (about 90 minutes) with exquisite brochure of commentary including the complete translation of the text of Paul Claudel.

The fourteen great poems by Paul Claudel on the Stations of the Cross are read in English and after each is played a musical commentary of Marcel Dupre by Abbot Francis. A monumental work that was a highlight of the Piccolo Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC in 1997. Ellen Dressler-Moryl, the Director of the Office of Cultural Affairs for the Cisty of Charleston deserves lasting gratitude for the vision to have this piece performed and the stamina to see its final production in Compact Disk.