GABC?: Offertoriale sive Versus Offertoriorum - 1935

bgeorge77

Hello folks, it's been awhile. I am in the process of converting the "Offertoriale sive Versus Offertoriorum - 1935" into GABC. I don't see any of those chants on GregoBase. I hate to reduplicate effort though--so if anyone else knows where these chants are available in GABC let me know!

Palestrina

Richard Rice put together an Offertoriale with verses to a psalm tone. It may be worth contacting him.

madorganist

I think Rice still uses the Meinrad fonts rather than GABC. You might contact Anton Stingl Jr. (anton.stingl@web.de) about his Offertoriale restititum. I have no idea what he uses, but it's worth asking. (If he uses GABC, it would be fantastic if he uploaded all of his stuff to Gregobase.) I commend you for your efforts!

rich_enough

The 1935 Offertoriale has some errors in it - see this thread on the Forum has more details.

madorganist

There are two other recent editions of the offetory verses:
https://global.oup.com/us/companion.websites/9780195315172/edition/pdfs/?view=usa
username: Music4
password: Book2497
and http://www.omnigreg.at/wiki/doku.php?id=gradual:faszikel, which is mostly the same as http://gregorianik.uni-regensburg.de/gr/#
You should be aware that Kainzbauer bases his editions on the theory that the quilisma is not a note but rather an indication of an ascending skip. The comparative tables are very helpful though.

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