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KBVM 88.3 FM: "In Person" with Dina Marie Hale
January 6, 2010
Station description: Catholic radio for the Northwest "KBVM - The Positive Difference"
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Catholic Radio 2.0 with Commander Craig
October 8, 2009
Station description: "The best old-school Catholic radio show in a new media format."
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WLUW-88.7 FM, community radio from Loyola University in Chicago.
The 8th Day - July 20, 2009
Produced by The 8th Day Center for Justice, a coalition of Catholic sisters, brothers and priests, this show focuses on social issues from a spiritual perspective.
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The Catholic Channel, Sirius Satellite Radio - June 22, 2009
"Sounds from the Spires" with Dr. Jennifer Pascual,
Music Director, St. Patrick Cathedral, New York
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May 27, 2009
Station description: Catholic radio for the Northwest "KBVM - The Positive Difference"
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Catholic songwriter has hearing loss -- and an ear for song
catholic.org: December 4, 2008
Ken Canedo's Unique Album Balances Traditional, Contemporary Catholic Styles
Florida Catholic: November 2008
Bringing Youths to Church: Catholic composer says involving them in liturgy is key
REVIEWS
Book Review: The Fire Is Out
by Jeffrey Tucker of New Liturgical Movement (September 20, 2009)
"For years I've search for the missing link to explain what became of Catholic liturgy by the time I came to know it. One finds old Missals in bookstores or attends the Extraordinary Form or looks back at old instructional books in music or catechesis and it is overwhelming to consider the lost knowledge, the immense chasm that separates what was from what is today. But with Ken Canedo's wonderful book, I feel as if I've found the missing link. This is the only book I know of that looks in depth at the Catholic music of the 1960s to provide an excellent empirical account of the rise of the folk music movement in the Church, a movement that was about much more than music actually. . ."
Click here to read whole review on www.newliturgicalmovement.org.
Book Review: Keep the Fire Burning
by Susan Bailey of Grapevine (July 20, 2009)
"Ken Canedo has written an important work on what he calls “the folk mass revolution” with his debut book, Keep the Fire Burning. At first glance, this book looks like a quick and easy read but don’t be fooled: Canedo has packed each of the 140 pages with fascinating research, history and very human stories on a period in the Catholic Church which surprisingly, few have written about. Keep the Fire Burning is much more than a book about the folk mass. It is a history of the amazing transitions the Catholic Church went through before and after Vatican II during one of the most turbulent decades in recent American history. . ."
Click here to read whole review on www.gvonline.net.
Book Review: The Fire Is Out
by Jeffrey Tucker of New Liturgical Movement (September 20, 2009)
"For years I've search for the missing link to explain what became of Catholic liturgy by the time I came to know it. One finds old Missals in bookstores or attends the Extraordinary Form or looks back at old instructional books in music or catechesis and it is overwhelming to consider the lost knowledge, the immense chasm that separates what was from what is today. But with Ken Canedo's wonderful book, I feel as if I've found the missing link. This is the only book I know of that looks in depth at the Catholic music of the 1960s to provide an excellent empirical account of the rise of the folk music movement in the Church, a movement that was about much more than music actually. . ."
Click here to read whole review on www.newliturgicalmovement.org.
Book Review: Keep the Fire Burning
by Susan Bailey of Grapevine (July 20, 2009)
"Ken Canedo has written an important work on what he calls “the folk mass revolution” with his debut book, Keep the Fire Burning. At first glance, this book looks like a quick and easy read but don’t be fooled: Canedo has packed each of the 140 pages with fascinating research, history and very human stories on a period in the Catholic Church which surprisingly, few have written about. Keep the Fire Burning is much more than a book about the folk mass. It is a history of the amazing transitions the Catholic Church went through before and after Vatican II during one of the most turbulent decades in recent American history. . ."
Click here to read whole review on www.gvonline.net.
