This is the Link to an Original Chant Piece, using the text of Pope Leo XIII's Prayer to St. Michael: https://youtu.be/s6LNhFmVR_8 The Gregorian score and the Recording are Copyright by the Monks of Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery in Silver City New Mexico! In response to the Holy Father's request for this powerful Prayer to be said to combat the evil in the world! Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us!
Sancte Michael Archangele By the Benedictine Monks Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe Monastery Silver City NM-with paleography.pdf
@AndrewSteinerPiano While the typesetting in the above is copyright, but I presume that by posting it on here we can all use it for Religious Use... Is not the text Public Domain? and as for the music, I am sure I have seen this prayer set to chant in a Solesmes book, have been meaning to check if the melody is the same.
You are most welcome to use it for all religious, non-profit use! The Text is obviously Public Domain, but the Chant Score and the Recording are Copyright by the Monks of Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery in Silver City, New Mexico.
I have updated the Gregorian Notation for the Sancte Michael piece and added some Liquescent Notes, which I had missed in the first transcript. Thanks to JoeM. who offered the corrections!
God bless you all!
Your devoted and unworthy brother in St. Benedict, Brother Monk
Just a matter of clarification. The term "Copy Written" is incorrect. It should be "Copyright" ("copyright" is a noun, an adjective, and even a verb, and the "right" part of the word refers, to ones rights, not to something "written").
There has been at least one other forum member composing a chant tune for the prayer before - and the thread links both to the ~1902 Solesmes version (the same as posted earlier here by @BenB) and to a 2014 one from the Heiligenkreuz Cistercian abbey (which I find the best so far).
All are welcome to use these Original Chants for God's Glory! The Copyright is a protection from another taking something without a Copyright and making the author unable to use it!
I hope that makes sense! Our only goal is to promote the Glory of God and devotion to the Saints, especially Our Blessed Mother!
I pray no one burns in hell, dear Igneus, especially those praying to St. Michael!
YouTube algorithms just brought to my attention this recording, obviously based on your musical setting (while diverging from the sheet music in many small details) https://youtu.be/9nT7S83IH1g
I had posted my Sancte Michael Prayer over a year ago, but I realized that I had misspelled Copyright on the PDF, and that is why I reposted the Chant ( My Old Notation, obviously...The Original Chant to the Prayer of Pope Leo XIII was written less than a couple of years ago by the Monks of my Monastery ! ) Hope you like it!
Your devoted and unworthy brother, Br. Bernard ourladyofguadalupemonastery.com
Here is another version of our Monasteries Sancte Michael Original Chant. Well done ! The other version is a bit too sensual for a prayer to the Great Archangel !!
I’m not sure it’s too sensual, as you put it, although it is a bit oriental for western propriety. It certainly isn’t suited to corporate worship in western circles, but as a meditative solo I still quite like it, although many liberties were taken. At any rate, I appreciate the original too!
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