Which edition? I have a moderately late one I'm glad to share.

I'll scan it this evening or early tomorrow (Saturday).

This is great, thanks!

There needs to be research done on Terry's compositions and liturgical work. He was a giant
Agreed! He didn't mince his words, as in an article he wrote in 1929 (?) entitled 'Why is Catholic Music so bad?'

To be noted that the scan is for the revised Holy Week, so you would be missing things cut, particularly on Palm Sunday, or moved around, or otherwise misled by the rubrics, though the settings provided could be used to reconstruct something appropriate for the pre-Pian rite if one cannot get ahold of an edition lacking the butchery.

Straw man if there ever was one, particularly given that Terry was in a dream position for many years. Also, there was a reverence for the rites and their richness, and their complexity, that is simply absent today. Obviously, we shouldn’t settle for bad music or poor execution, but the various reforms have not on the whole made things better, and doing the best that you can do is still impoverished compared to the same before the 1950s.

https://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Terry,_Richard_Runciman

^if you mean the Palm Sunday version where the response ends “Fiat voluntas tua”, I imagine that it’s in earlier editions.

@ghmus7 it should be attached in my previous reply.