Josh

At our Latin Mass chaplaincy in Launceston, Tasmania:

Carols before Midnight Mass (I can't quite recall the order):

Once in Royal David’s city
Hark the heral…

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Today, the 2nd Sunday after Easter in the Extraordinary Form, being Good Shepherd Sunday, we sang the following two hymns during a procession (complete with statue of the Good Shepherd) after our sun…

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It turns out that this Mass was composed between the 28th of September and the 31st of October 1362 by the Cardinals who had just elected the future Urban V:

“In 1362, at the death of …

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I have done some further investigation using Google books... the version of this Mass in the 1572 Missale Romanum is the same as in the 1962, except that the Gospel pericope was shorter by two verses…

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As it seems that the current pontificate is drawing to its close, it may not be long before the Votive Mass Pro Eligendo Summo Pontifice (EF) is again celebrated for the first time in over a decade. …

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Thanks to Google Books, here is a pdf of the chant for this hymn taken from "Offices propres pour la basilique église cathédrale et le diocèse de Montpellier" (1899) - though I notice that …

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I looked up this hymn and found it in the following source, which contains proper Offices granted to dioceses of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany (at the end it is dated 1837):

https://books…

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Note that the collect should read increménta (neuter plural) not increméntum (neuter singular).

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There may not be a melody for this plague sequence at all... according to Analecta Hymnica Medii Ævi. IX. Sequentiæ Ineditæ, n. 50 (p. 41f.):

"Die Sequenz wird

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A worthy suggestion - but not all the verses use the same metre.

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After months of searching, I've finally located the Sarum Rite Sequence for use at the traditional EF Votive Mass "Recordare" for use in time of pestilence.

Does anyone …

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P.S. The Cantuale Romano-Seraphicum contains the attached antiphon in honour of the famous plague saint, St Roch.

Yet another plague saint, St Rosalia, has a long proper hymn in her ho…

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Over the past months, as this dreadful pandemic has arisen and spread, I have been gathering together suitable prayers and devotions to pray, begging God to avert this terrible scourge, the chosen in…

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If this is any use, here is my transcription of the Requiem Mass Offertory with five extra verses - the last being taken from a different source (I forget what):

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PS I have quickly churned out the Gloria - excuse any obvious typos, and note the sharp on the no- of the last nobis.

I would be interested to learn what others make of this Mass - it …

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Back in mid-2015, purely for my own amusement, I made some Gregorio transcriptions of the Messe Baptiste ou Messe impériale de M. J. Baptiste de Lully from a source dated 1825, which I *think* match …

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Until tonight I had never heard of Canticum Solomonis, but thanks to a reference to it in an article posted on the

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Many, many thanks for this wonderful Gregorio interface, which is of the greatest benefit to me and the small schola I look after!

One question - until a year or so ago, I could insert…

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The Graduale Triplex indicates additional psalm verses for the Introit Requiem - but these are for the OF only, both because their texts are taken from the Neo-Vulgate, and also because they are set …

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Dumont, Messe du 5e ton, Gloria, and Messe du 4e ton, Kyrie, corrected to include sharps (omitted above):

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Dumont, Messe du 5e ton, Kyrie, corrected to include sharps (strange symbols like two x's superimposed):

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For the sake of completeness, attached below is my very amateur transcription of Dumont's Messe du 5e ton into "modern" chant notation.

I am interested in comparing this…

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For my own amusement, as I have recently learnt how to use Gregorio online (using the Gregorio chant engraver), I have transcribed Dumont's Messe du 4e ton from the 4th edition (1701, available

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