Pater Noster in Modern Notation
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Could anyone please point me in the direction of a "clean" pdf copy of the Pater noster in modern notation?
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d'ya mean in Latin or English? and to which melody?
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Latin. Solemn Tone.
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Perfect! Thank you.
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Thanks, OrganistRob320. I would recommend that you check out the 1974 Graduale Romanum, p. 812, and add the four horizontal episemas in that engraving to your score.
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Where can someone find the embolism in Latin in modern notation? Thank you.
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