beata viscera
  • monasteryliturgistmonasteryliturgist
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    does anyone have this version in gabc or already transcribed in gregorian notation?
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  • probe
    Posts: 182
    There are nine listed in gregobase - are any of them useful to you?
  • monasteryliturgistmonasteryliturgist
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    No its a different melody. Thanks though.
  • Andrew_Malton
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    It’s transcribed into modern notation here, perhaps that will help.
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  • tomjaw
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    I could put it into chant, using a normal 4 line stave. When do you need it for? I normally use Caeciliae font. Rather than gabc.
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  • monasteryliturgistmonasteryliturgist
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    Thankyou so much. I'd be so grateful. Any time before August would work. God bless you.
  • probe
    Posts: 182
    That is nice, thanks @Andrew_Malton! And thanks to @monasteryliturgist for posting it. When I saw the original, it looked too difficult. But having downloaded the mxl and now listened to some YouTube recordings, it's lovely.

    Singable intervals (steps, third, fifth), enough repetition to make it easy to pick up. The modern notation has sixteenth (semiquaver) decorations which are not in the picture posted where for example 'viscera' (16ths & 8ths) and 'marie'(8ths) use the same punctum inclinatum. So @tomjaw would you just not render anything less than an 8th? For my little group, I'd stick to the modern notation to keep the decorations.
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