Feast of St. Martha
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Since it is the Feast of St. Martha, here are links to some hymns and Sequences. Don't worry I have only gone through a small selection of my database so should be more than a few more...
From the Analecta Hymnica,
Vol. 37
Vol43-45
Vol 45
Vol 54
Vol 55
Cantus has a few manuscripts, here,
Including this one with images…
The next job is to start setting them to music in chant notation we can all read. -
On the English side, Faber wrote "O dear Saint Martha! Busy Saint". The hymn is in Long Meter.
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