Accompanying Lux et Origo: written accompaniment needed
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The weekend of our First Holy Communion, in May, I will be out of town attending my son's wedding, in Phoenix. I play my own accompaniments to the chant ordinaries, but I don't have them written out, so I can't simply have a substitute plug into my brain.
Which (relatively simple) organ accompaniments exist for Mass I, Lux et Origo? -
Accompaniments from the Nova Organi Haromonia: https://www.ccwatershed.org/kyriale/Thanked by 1Chris Garton-Zavesky
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We often use the 'simplified' Kyriale accompaniment by Dr Lapierre.
available free here:
https://www.ccwatershed.org/2013/03/19/dr-lapierre-accompaniments-kyriale/Thanked by 1Chris Garton-Zavesky -
I recommend the NOH, but it might be challenging depending upon how familiar the person is with GC
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