It's also called In Paradisum.
It's also called In Paradisum
Or Adam Bartlett's chants here?
Why would someone sing the Subvenite in the place where the Libera me belongs?
In the new rite, the Subvenite has been moved from the entrance into the Church to the Final Commendation at the end of Mass. the Libera Me is not found in the 1974 Graduale Romanum; evidently it is no longer part of the funeral liturgy.
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Lamb of God (§ 153)
COMMUNION SONG (§153)
Invitation to Prayer --- Final Commendation
Silence
[Signs of Farewell]
SONG OF FAREWELL (§156)
Prayer of Commendation
Psalms -- Procession to place of Committal
The Libera me is on p.696 of GR, still (as an option) for the Final Commendation and Farewell
That's a different Libera me... The Libera me, which begins "Libera Me, Domine, de morte aeterna" is excluded from the reformed Roman liturgy.
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