GustavAhlman

Sancte Michael - Prayer to St. Michael Archangel, chant
This is my favourite version, which we regularly sing at the end of Mass in Latin in my parish: https://youtu.be/lovUujcZIqo

Comment by GustavAhlman September 29 permalink
Antiphonale Romanum (2009) question
Liber Vesperalis by Pablo Colino seems to be out of stock. If there is any possibility to buy it, either first or second hand, I would be very happy to do so. Otherwise, I would also be very happy if someone could provide me with just this single an…

Comment by GustavAhlman August 24 permalink
Antiphonale Romanum (2009) question
I attended Sunday vespers in St. Peter's basilica during the Jubilee of Youth, and I was surprised to find out that the canticle Salus et gloria during Ordinary Time was actually sung with an antiphone, "Laudem dicite Deo", with exact…

Comment by GustavAhlman August 23 permalink
Candlemas logistics
a_f_hawkins: No. 8 says that the entrance antiphon is sung ”as the procession enters the church”. If the procession starts from the back of the church, no. 11 says that Lumen ad revelationem is sung when ”the procession to the altar takes place”. It…

Comment by GustavAhlman February 2023 permalink
Candlemas logistics
WGS: Sorry, I translated directly from French where ”Messe Grégorienne” simply means a mass with Gregorian chant (whereas ”Gregorian Masses” are known as ”Trentain Grégorien”). So, any ideas about the Introit Suscepimus for Candlemas without proce…

Comment by GustavAhlman February 2023 permalink
Candlemas logistics
As I understand the rubrics for the solemn entrance without procession, the introit is omitted and replaced by the antiphone Lumen ad revelationem. Is this correct? In my parish there is no procession at the Gregorian mass, so it feels a little sad …

Comment by GustavAhlman January 2023 permalink
Thursday after Pentecost: Christ Eternal High Priest
In my seminary at the Community of Saint Martin in France, we celebrate the feast of Christ Eternal High Priest since last year, but seven years after brGregory's request above, we still haven't been able to find gregorian chant settings f…

Comment by GustavAhlman April 2022 permalink
Versus populum altars of Roman basilicas
These early ciboria had rods built into the columns which held curtains and the curtains would be closed during the most sacred part of the liturgy. Up until approximatively when were these curtains in use in for example S. Peter’s basilica?

Comment by GustavAhlman January 2022 permalink
Versus populum altars of Roman basilicas
I didn’t know about that. It would be interesting to have the source.

Comment by GustavAhlman December 2021 permalink

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