Is Graduale Simplex not permitted at EF Masses?
  • noel jones, aagonoel jones, aago
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    Is it only for the Novus Ordo Masses?
  • BenBen
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    yep. It uses the new calendar.
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  • smvanroodesmvanroode
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    Unless you can find a 1967 copy – this still uses the old calendar. But I don't know if it is allowed at EF Masses – the 1967 edition is not a editio typica, just a first printing.
  • noel jones, aagonoel jones, aago
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    So it was purely intended to encourage/preserve singing the propers in Latin at Novus Ordo Masses? (which does make sense, I agree)
  • JahazaJahaza
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    There are also simplified versions of the EF propers, like the Chants Abreges. You can use the Novus Ordo Graduale Simplex if the texts match (or the regular NO Graduale), but the proper music should be done and not abbreviated/shortened/simplified versions when this is possible (embroided, e.g. polyphonic, propers are a different kettle of fish.)
  • WGS
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    For the E.F., you can use any musical setting for any of the propers, as long as all the required words are sung in their proper sequence.
  • MarkThompson
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    Right. If a chant from the EF appears in the Graduale Simplex, you may use it.
  • Earl_GreyEarl_Grey
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    So it was purely intended to encourage/preserve singing the propers in Latin at Novus Ordo Masses? (which does make sense, I agree)


    And yet, somehow, somewhere, something went terribly wrong.
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