Tenebrae Lessons
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Not sure if this will be helpful for anybody but I'll share it just in case!
These are the Tenebrae Lessons (excluding the Lamentations, since those are already written out with pointed text in the Liber), fully notated to the Prophecy tone.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rTfLhmPQwaLU0_4CPg2KGggLuOvSwl-W?usp=sharing -
FYI, you do sing the title of readings at Tenebrae, with the same full stop. That it’s not in the score suggests that you omit it.
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Do you mean just at the beginning of the 4th and 7th? "Lectio ex tractatu..."
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Correct.
But it’s just “Ex” or “De” now that I think about it more.* -
Ah, makes sense. I'll update them now. Thanks!
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