Resources to help you sing at home.

Andrew Goldstein and David Clayton describe how they met, the parallel paths God had laid for them, and their eventual collaboration on Musica Domestica.

Co-Author Andrew Goldstein discusses the breadth of music found in Musica Domestica and why we need such a broad spectrum of music in the Christian home.

We offer you a glimpse into the home life of Andrew & Eryn Goldstein, and how they utilize music in their marital vocation of raising five daughters.

Experience the home of David Clayton and Margarita Mooney-Clayton as they share about their domestic life, art, and music making.

Let’s say you have a household with young children, and you want to incorporate music! Where do you start? Andrew Goldstein offers some fatherly tips to help families start singing together.

There may be times where the music presented in Musica Domestica doesn’t match your taste or your mood. What then? Andrew Goldstein offers insights on music, emotionality, and our call to pray for the needs of the Church at large.

Co-author Andrew Goldstein addresses the men of the household with an encouragement to sing, along with five very practical tips to get you started.

Musica Domestica is closely associated with the work of The Vigil Project, a nonprofit based in New Orleans, LA, and South Bend, IN. Co-author Andrew Goldstein serves as the organization’s Director of Mission Advancement and Parish Support, and professionally forms parish musicians for excellent ministry in the Catholic Church.

Co-author David Clayton shares about the work of the Way of Beauty and Scala Foundation, both of which are closely associated with Musica Domestica. Learn more at: https://scalafoundation.org

David Clayton discusses chanting psalmody in the home and how Psalms sit at the height of sung prayer in the home.

Co-authors David Clayton and Andrew Goldstein walk you through the many methods of singing the psalms that are presented in Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles.

David Clayton offers insights on the Coverdale translation, which is the translation used for the psalms and canticles found in Musica Domestica: Psalms and Canticles.

Want to sing something simpler, especially while you use Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles? David Clayton, Andrew Goldstein, and guest musician Grant Reddoch sing this delightfully simple version of chanted prayer and teach you to do the same.

What is pointing, and how do you use this transferrable skill to sing any psalm, in any translation you prefer? David Clayton teaches how to point a psalm, such that you can sing from Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles, or any other psalter.

David Clayton offers insights on how to select a psalm tone for each psalm as you sing from Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles.

David Clayton provides a schema for singing all 150 psalms over 30 days using Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles.

Feeling daunted by the chants in Musica Domestica? Fret not, we have filmed this 30-minute class on the very basics of chant to guide you in learning how to read and sing.

Musica Domestica: Psalms & Canticles teaches you how to point psalm texts and begin singing them with just a single Gregorian tone. To demonstrate this method and the various ways a group might sing, we offer this lecture — courtesy of Benedictine College — as a guide.

Andrew sings this excerpt from the book.

Andrew sings this excerpt from the book.

Andrew sings this excerpt from the book.

Andrew sings this excerpt from the book.

Andrew sings this excerpt from the book.

Andrew sings this excerpt from the book.

Andrew sings an excerpt from the book.