Interview Series
Take your front row seat to hear Sir James MacMillan, renowned Scottish classical music composer and conductor in this unique interview series. Each episode explores Catholic traditions of music and prayer that welcomes children and nurtures their full, conscious and active participation in the Eucharist through sacred music.
Sir James MacMillan is an internationally renowned Scottish composer and conductor of classical and sacred music, and founder of the Cumnock Tryst Music Festival, Scotland.
Rev. Phillip Ganir, SJ, Ph.D., music consultant and host of interview series with Sir James MacMillan.
Sir James MacMillan Choir Recordings
Sir James MacMillan’s compositions for children sung by the Choristers of Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, England with Dr. Christopher McElroy, Director of Music.
Saint Anne’s Mass, Kyrie by James MacMillan
Saint Anne’s Mass, Sanctus by James MacMillan
Saint Anne’s Mass, Agnus Dei by James MacMillan
Ave Verum Corpus by James MacMillan
Sir James MacMillan Interviews
This Cardinal Perspectives episode features a conversation with Sir James MacMillan, a pre-eminent Scottish composer, and Dennis Strach, director of Diocesan Engagement at The Catholic University of America.
In this episode, Sir James MacMillan sits down with Dennis Strach to talk about the intersection of faith and art in sacred music, his journey as a composer, and much more.
Read more about the episode at the Catholic University article linked below.
