Antiphon: Sprinkling and Incensation of Altar
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I am looking for a setting of either of the antiphons for the Sprinkling and Incensation of the Altar in the Dedication of a Church rite:
(1) "An angel stood by the altar of the temple, holding a golden censer."
Or:
From the hand of the angel, clouds of incense rose in the presence of the Lord.
Could anybody help?
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There seems to be a piece by Leo Sowerby to the first text. What comes up on Google isn't accessible from this part of the world.
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English or latin?
Polyphony or chant? -
Either English or Latin would be good. My Latin isn't good enough to look in the Graduale index to see if there are any matches. Chant would be better.
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I found the Latin - the Offertory for the Feast of the Archangels. http://conquest.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/8/81/IMSLP227703-WIMA.8bf8-STETIT-ANGELUS.pdf
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CPDL has this and this, motets on Stetit angelus.
There's also this setting by contemporary Latvian composer Rihards Dubra:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYbAWBN1mSgThanked by 1CHGiffen
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