Kyriale in modern notation?
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(Not for me, but for a friend.)
Does anyone have a PDF of the Kyriale in modern notation, specifically Mass VIII and Credo IV? The Pater Noster in modern notation would be good, too.
Thanks in advance! -
There's a Mass VIII from CPDL:
http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/images/sheet/mangelis.pdf
also Jeff from this forum has some modern notation Kyriales here:
http://jeandelalande.org/HOME/MODERN_notation_chant.htm -
Why don't you use the Kyriale as found in the 1924 Liber Usualis in modern notation, available (in 4 pdf files) from the Jean de Lalande site, mentioned above by Robert (or in 18 files from a different reprint in this site)? It follows the 1908 Graduale, with Solesmes rythmic signs.
You may also find the chants you want (though not the complete Kyriale) in this book from the MusicaSacra site.
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