Geremia

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Stabat Maters Chronologically ordered (click links for YouTube audio)

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The Tota pulchra es incorporates Judith 15:10 ("Thou art the glory of Jerusalem, thou art the joy of Israel,

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@FSSPmusic Yes, it is a Dominican breviary.

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About the Breviarium Gregorianum Project About Breviarium Gregorianum groups together the Gregorian scores of the Divine Office according to the Catholic Breviary in force in 1

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@Continuousbass "did Jesus chant or not?"
Yes!
"And a hymn being said [sung, or chanted;

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My Scripture scholar friend, who's an expert in the sacred languages, says this about Suzanne Haïk-Vantoura and her work La Musique de la Bible Révélée, where she tried to

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2023 Gramophone Ea

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Happy feast of St. Cecilia!

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St. Francis of Assisi was a troubadour and violinist, wasn't he? Are his musical compositions extant?

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Powerful organ.

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introducing IsoGrego ☺
Helping you find the top n Gregorian chants most similar to a given one, sorted by

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Wow, it's a very common setting. Top 49 most similar to the Requiem's gradual, sorted by cosine TF-IDF similarity of the

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I'm sure choir nuns have always been outside the sanctuary.

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St. Catherine's vespers hymn, courtesy tomjaw:Haec tuae Virgo monumenta laudis

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@PaxTecumthe church in her infinite wisdom knows and wishes to share with us that marriage is the beginning of the endYou laugh, but I was seriously thinking exactly that. Marriage is the continuation

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@Jeffrey Quick: Grazie!
Conrad von Zabern's De modo bene cantanti is exactly what I was looking for; it seemed more geared to singers of Gregorian chant than the other works you mention.

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Eὕρηκα! This is exactly what I'm looking for:
Chants of the Church: Selected Gregorian Chants by Solesmes with interlinear translations by Msgr. Charles E. Sp

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@Earl_Grey I don't buy software. ☺
One free, open-source alternative to Earmaster is GNU Solfege

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"The Mass of Vatican II" by Joseph Fessio, S.J.
the Psalms are songs. Every one of the 150 Psalms is meant to be sung; and was sung by the Jews. When this

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@tomjaw Wow, that "Lectionarium tenebrale.pdf" in your DropBox zip archive is very nice! Thanks! That does seem to be "solemnior" than the Liber Usualis's.

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David Hiley, Western Plainchant: A Handbook p. 483:the expression 'Celtic church' is usually meant the church in Britain and Ireland until the time when Augustine

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