other Angelus settings?
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Besides this setting for the Angelus Domini (salutatio angelica)
are there others?
(Where does the above one come from, anyways?) -
I have one, published by CanticaNOVA.
I have a copy of the chant one, here somewhere, so I'll look up the attribution. -
There’s this one:
https://youtu.be/p8l5WlNs5pM
https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/angelus-domini-digital-sheet-music/21834273
Choir, SATB - Intermediate - Digital Download
Composed by Anonymous. Arranged by John Morgan. 21st Century, Early Music, Christian, Sacred, General Worship. Octavo, Piano Reduction, Score. 3 pages. Published by Morgan Music (S0.842231).
Item Number: S0.842231
An SATB arrangement of Angelus Domini in the style of Maurice Durufle's Ubi Caritas. The ancient and venerable text is retained with it's original Gregorian chant melody.
"The Angelus" is sung 3 times throughout the day with ringing of bells at 6:00 AM, 12 Noon and 6:00 PM. This practice still continues in various parts of the world, in monastic life and in more traditional Catholic communities.
This arrangement is also suitable for liturgical use in churchs and schools, particularly for Marian feasts and would also be excellent for Advent or Christmas concert season. -
Here's the file....
Angelus fr Camp Sacred Heart.pdf1M -
I know you all are looking for musical settings, but I did have to format this for my priest recently, so here's a bilingual english/spanish version if anyone might find it useful. (2-up statement on US letter; these were printed onto large labels and placed in the back of our pew missals) Angelus (Bilingual).pdf82K
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(Where does the above one come from, anyways?)
There was a big discussion about it here brought up by the arranger of the Angelus I posted, as it’s an SATB version based on the chant and he was looking for whom to give credit to. The general consensus was that no one really knows. -
Ive posted this before... but if its helpful- 4 different versions of the Angelus Angelus.pdf908K
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@monasteryliturgist, this is wonderful. Thank you!!
Thanked by 1monasteryliturgist -
If you can overlook some voice leading flaws, this is from 2016: https://forum.musicasacra.com/forum/discussion/13584/angelus-new-compositionThanked by 1CHGiffen
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One simple chant setting is written by hand at the very back of this scanned book https://www.ccwatershed.org/2013/03/19/1818-antiphonale/
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