Antiphon ‘In die resurrectionis meæ’
  • smvanroodesmvanroode
    Posts: 966
    The Missale Romanum offers different antiphons to be sung during the sprinkling of holy water during the Easter Season. One of them is In die resurrectionis meæ. It is, other than you would expect, an actual authentic antiphon from the Gregorian repertoire of mode 8. The only thing is, it’s not in any modern (>1880’s) chant book.

    There’s a multitude of manuscripts and codexes available online: https://cantus.uwaterloo.ca/chant/332481. These could help to create a critical transcription in square notes. Together with the adiastematic neumatic notations, this source (NL-Uu : Hs. 0415) could be a good starting point.

    Who could help? Or do you know of any transcription that has already been published?
  • a_f_hawkins
    Posts: 3,371
    On the Cantus database there is
    https://cantus.uwaterloo.ca/chant/684164
    Thanked by 1smvanroode
  • Richard MixRichard Mix
    Posts: 2,768
    Here's a reading of https://objects.library.uu.nl/reader/index.php?obj=1874-339013&lan=en#page//75/16/52/75165279119606364647121942954275450346.jpg/mode/1up with it's curious word division barlines; is GABC transcription what you had in mind?

    supertitle:;
    title:In die resurrectionis;
    subtitle:;
    text-left:Utrecht HSS: Hs 6 A 1 fol. lxxxviii;
    text-right:;
    annotation:;
    %%
    (c4)
    In(dv) di(fgf)e(ghv) (:) re(ghv)sur(gv)rec(ghv)ti(g)o(ghvGFgv)nis(fv) (;) me(ffv)ae(ded) (;) di(fv)cit(ghv) do(hv)mi(gv)nus(gh/jijkj) (;) al(hv)le(hv)lu(hvGF)ia(ghih/hg) (;) con(gv)gre(gv)ga(g/hji)bo(kj) gen(hv)tes(gv) (;) et(fv) col(ixf/g/h/iv)li(hv)gam(hv) reg(ixhgih)na(gf) et(gv) ef(gv)fun(ghj)dam(jv) su(kj)per(hvGFixg/hih) vos(hg) (;) a(g/hjv)quam(jjv) mun(ixhGFg/h/ih)dam(hg) (;) al(hv)le(gjghvGFgvhjkjjIHiHG)lu(g/hjhi)ia.(hg.) (::)
    InDieResurrectionis.pdf
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  • smvanroodesmvanroode
    Posts: 966
    Thank you, Richard and Hawkins! This is a first attempt. There's a lot that has to be done (the last ‘alleluia’ is taken straight from Richards transcription).

    The neumes above the staves are taken from CH-Sgs: Cod 0375. Comparison with other codexes is still needed (this is the first time I made use of nabc in gregorio).
    A-InDie.pdf
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