Media: Liturgy, Music, Press

Booklet for the Second Sunday of Advent (M. Fong, ca. 2018).

Booklet for the Feast of the Epiphany (W. Mahrt, ca. 2010).

Booklet for the Fifth Sunday of Lent (M. Fong, ca. 2018).

Booklet for the Pentecost Sunday (W. Mahrt, ca. 2010).

First Mass of Christmas: Introit

First Mass of Christmas: Communion

Feast of St. Ann: Introit

Jean Mouton (before 1459-1522), Caeleste beneficium (ca. 2000)

Gregorian sequence Lauda sion salvatorem (Corpus Christi, ca. 2000).

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Text and Translations of the Motet and Misc. Polyphony Repertoire sung by the Choir over its history

• The Musical Shape of the Liturgy (Richmond, Virginia: Church Music Association of America, 2012).

• Roseanne Sullivan, "The Remarkable Sixty-Plus-Year Survival of William P. Mahrt's St. Ann Choir," Sacred Music 152 (2025): p-p. 

• Gregory DiPippo, "The St. Ann Choir Celebrates its 58th Anniversary," New Liturgical Movement.org (blog), September 24, 2021.

• Joseph Koczera, S. J., "He Who Dwells in the Shelter of the Most High," The City and the World (blog), March 5, 2017.

• Kimberley D'Ardenne, "St. Ann Choir Celebrates 50 Years of Singing Ageless Music,"

• Palo Alto Online, October 3, 2013.

• Carrie Sturrock, "Stanford Professor's Palo Alto Choir Keeps Gregorian Chant Alive," San Francisco Chronicle, December 23, 2007.

• Cynthia Haven, "On Wings of Song," Stanford Magzine, (March-April 2003).

• Monica Hayde, "Sounds of Solemnity: Choir of St. Ann Chapel Keeps Alive the Majesty of Gregorian Chant," Palo Alto Weekly, October 27, 1995.

• Lyle Settle, "The Choir of St. Ann Chapel, Stanford," Sacred Music 119 (1992): 9-10.

• Charlotte Muse, "St. Ann's Choir Keeps Alive the Ancient Chant," Palo Alto Weekly, December 21, 1982).