Hymns for Matins/Lauds in OF for Triduum

ClemensRomanus

Does anyone have the hymns in the OF for OoR (Matins) and Lauds for Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday?

igneus

Latin? English?

ClemensRomanus

Latin, please.

Robert

HT and GF OoR: Pange, lingua... proelium / Lauds: En acetum

Audio:

http://liberhymnarius.org/index.php/Pange_lingua..._proelium
http://liberhymnarius.org/index.php/En_acetum

(More or less this: http://gregobase.selapa.net/chant.php?id=463)

HS OoR: Christe, caelorum Domine

http://liberhymnarius.org/index.php/Christe,_caelorum_Domine

Lauds: Tibi, Redemptor

http://liberhymnarius.org/index.php/Tibi,_Redemptor

ClemensRomanus

Cool! Thanks a lot.

Simon

Just a note on the traditional rite. There are NO hymns in matins in the ancient rite. Never has been. In Holy Week I might add - the rite reverts to the most ancient use. In Holy Week the liturgy grasps back to the most early tradition. Just looked up Lauds -no hymns there either. It is a very ancient formula.

OraLabora

Correct, and that is still the case in the current (Solesmes 2005, post-Vatican II) Monastic Antiphonary. No opening verse (Deus in adiutorium...), start right off on the first antiphon, no hymn, no responsory (replaced by the gradual Christus Factus Est), no concluding rites. At least for the Triduum, not for all of Holy Week.

ClemensRomanus

I usually say the EF Tenebrae. I much prefer it's simplicity. This year our Pastor wants everything from the LotH in English, but set to the traditional chants.
So, when adding the Passion to Vigils (Office of Readings), would the Passion tone be used, or a Gospel tone? Or would a Prophecy tone be used, perhaps even the ancient tone?

ClemensRomanus

Anyone? We're adding the Passion to the Office of Readings, and I need to know which tone. Thanks.

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