A priest is there to serve his people.  He is there to wash their feet, metaphorically speaking.  So, yes, that priest who refuses the rosary being said or refuses the music that gives comfort for the relatives for a dead loved one is suffering from clericalism.  Clericalism is where a priest or hierarch puts themselves on a pedestal.  They want power, they enjoy all the trappings of being 'Father' or 'Bishop' by being fawned over by their flock.  They enjoy pomp and dressing up in lace and the medieval vestments of a royal court, or they enjoy being thought of as flouting the rules.  Whichever side they adopt, they want the centre stag.  They are far from the simple carpenter of Nazareth.  Humility is not the main characteristic of their demeanor.  So clericalism can be seen in both the "cutting edge" priests and the trads.  

When Catholics pour forth  venom and hate towards the leader of their faith, it is wrong, full  stop.  How can this attract the unbelieving world towards faith?