Adapted Tenebrae Booklet (After Fr. Weber)
  • AnimaVocis
    Posts: 209
    Here is our book of Tenebrae adapted for use at St. Mary's in Sleepy Eye, MN.

    I understand that many may not wish to use this becuase it is neither the Vetus Ordo office, nor is it the modern office equivalent - it is a Paraliturgical service, based on the structure of the Vetus Ordo Tenebrae, and utilizing all of its parts from excerpts of "old" Tenebrae.

    The [historic - 1535/1662] Coverdale Psalter has been used here due to its longstanding tradition and adaptability for being sung (whereas the Douay-Rheims doesn't sing as well).

    Feel free to peruse, use, or adapt as needed (and I am happy to send files if need be)!
    God bless you all this Triduum!
    Tenebrae (Holy Saturday).pdf
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    Thanked by 3irishtenor CHGiffen Richard Mix
  • francis
    Posts: 11,317
    Interesting. Someone doing justice to the English translation! Is there a musical notation of the flex?
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