Dicit Dominus Propers in modern notation and Latin?
  • jryan
    Posts: 8
    A colleague of mine is looking for the Introit (Dicit Dominus), Offertory (De profundis), and Communion (Amen dico vobis) Propers for what has often been the last Sunday after Pentecost/of the year (not Christ the King) in Latin but in modern notation with the full chant (unsimplified) melody. Does anyone have this?
  • BenBen
    Posts: 3,114
    Starting off, I don't have the modern notation propers for you.

    However, have you considered nudging them toward learning neumes? They're not especially difficult, and they end up being much easier to read for chant, as they're designed for chant.
  • JonathanKKJonathanKK
    Posts: 542
    A Liber Usualis (1924) is available in modern notation HERE.

    To go directly to the propers for the 23rd Sunday, click HERE.
    Thanked by 2Ben CHGiffen
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