Haec Dies
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I am wondering if anyone has the short response "Haec Dies". I cant seem to find the correct one on Grego. Its the one which is used for the minor hours during the Octave. Thanks!
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There's a Haec Dies responsory in AR 1 (p.155) and 2 (p.205). It uses the solemn melody, not sure if it's only meant for the major hours. Perhaps you could adapt it to the simple melody?
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@GerardH yes thats the one. I was trying to see if anyone had a digital file, but I might just have to transcribe it myself. My USB broke in half last year and I lost nearly all my files.
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This is what I have.
Schermafbeelding 2023-02-25 om 22.18.18.png1090 x 550 - 78K -
@smvanroode God Bless you!
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