Compline Booklet for Congregation
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Hath anyone here present prepared a congregational book for Compline as found in the 'Customary of Our Lady of Walsingham', in a shareable PDF?
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I'm not familiar with that customary, but full music for the Church of England's official versions of compline (also heard in other Anglican churches and college chapels) is available here:
https://hmcwordpress.humanities.mcmaster.ca/renwick/more-documents/
This site also provides a translation of compline according to the Use of Sarum (still theoretically allowed under Quo primum), which is really fabulous:
https://hmcwordpress.humanities.mcmaster.ca/renwick/breviary/english-performing-breviary/new-psalter/ -
Thank you, Chrysogonus. I'll be using the 2000 CofE, which is what is in the Customary, apart from the Antiphon for the Psalms.
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