Bilingual All Saints Salmo
  • Richard MixRichard Mix
    Posts: 2,815
    Too late for any of you to use this year (I hope) but proofreading/comments welcome.
    Psalm Salmo 24.pdf
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    Thanked by 2CHGiffen GregoryWeber
  • Richard MixRichard Mix
    Posts: 2,815
    Here's the code:
    name: All Saints;
    user-notes: Salmo 24 ;
    commentary: Psalm 24 ;
    annotation: vii;
    centering-scheme: latin;
    %fontsize: 12;
    %spacing: vichi;
    %font: OFLSortsMillGoudy;
    %width: 4.5;
    %height: 11;
    %%
    (c3)Hæc(ef) est(e) ge(h)ne(g)ra(h)ti(i)o(i) (,) quæ(i)ren(i)ti(h)um(i) fa(f)ci(h)em(g) De(f.)i.(e.) (::z)
    The(ehg) Lord's(hi) is(ir) the() earth() and its fullness,() the world,() and() those(ik) who(j) dwell(j) in(ji) it.(i.j.) (:)
    It(ig) is(hi) He(ir) who set it() on the seas;() on the() ri(ijwk)vers(i) He(h) made(h) it(h) firm.(f.e.) (::)

    ¿Quién(hg) su(hi)bi(ir)rá hasta el monte del Señor?()
    ¿Quién podrá estar en() su(ik) re(j)cin(j)to(i) san(i.)to?(j.) (:)
    El(ir) de corazón limpio y manos puras
    y que no() ju(ijwk)ra(i) en(h) fal(f.)so.(e.) (::)

    He(hg) shall(hi) re(ir)ceive a blessing from the LORD,()
    a reward from() God(ikj) his(ji) sav(i.)ior.(j.) (:)
    Such(ir) is the race that seeks him,()
    that seeks the face of the() God(ijwki) of(h) Ja(f.)cob.(e.) (::)
  • GregoryWeber
    Posts: 42
    Actually, trilingual!
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
    Posts: 6,902
    Richard,

    For what purpose did you set the psalm in three languages?
  • Richard MixRichard Mix
    Posts: 2,815
    Chris,

    One can either approach Holy Days as a time to get people through their obligations efficiently or as an opportunity for congregations that normally attend different Masses to sing together. We choose to have Latin sung ordinary with lessons & homily proclaimed in the two vernaculars, and the Responsorial is a miniature of that model. It also makes it easier for me to adapt a Gregorian melody for the purpose.
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
    Posts: 6,902
    Richard,

    I applaud the idea of getting people who normally attend Masses at divergent times to sing together, and to be certain I disagree with the basic premise of "efficient" Mass as you seem to describe it, but surely the use of Latin alone would accomplish the purpose better than trilingual psalmody?
    Thanked by 1WGS
  • Richard MixRichard Mix
    Posts: 2,815
    I get that some can't reconcile themselves to the OF. The head-scratching part is that these discussions always seem to start up in "Music for Hispanic Ministry" threads.
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