Chant setting of Passion according to Luke
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Does anybody know where I can get hold of a chant setting of the Passion according to Luke in English online?
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This English setting by Bud Clark on CPDL has the complete chant as well as the turba choruses of Viadana. He uses the revised NAB translation, which differs is some respects from the Lectionary used for mass.
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NB: Neither the Clark nor the Marier use the translation currently approved for the mass in the US.
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Tsk; another updating project for someone to do.
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Not free (and an investment of cash), but I do love the Batastini editions over at GIA of all four Passions:
https://www.giamusic.com/products/P-4988.cfm
We've used them for years. -
Thanks, everybody!
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