Attende Domine Organ Accompaniment
  • Hi,

    Could someone point me to a resource containing an arrangement of "Attende Domine" with organ accompaniment?

    The one we have an accompaniment which seems kind of "Lori Line-ish"

    Thanks in advance.

    Mark
  • RagueneauRagueneau
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    i do not believe the NOH has this one ---- they tend to have the more rare ones only
  • Donnaswan
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    Mark,
    Don't know which one you are referring to as 'Lori Line-ish? Who is she, BTW? There is one in Ritualsong. IS that the one you don't like?

    Donna
  • By the way, there is a really fine prelude on this melody by Jeanne Demessieux which I am playing during communion next Sunday.
  • Steve CollinsSteve Collins
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    Here are the two I use (mostly the AGM):
    AttendeDomine-h-AGM.pdf
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    AttendeDomine-h.pdf
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  • Erik P
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    organaccomp_attende.pdf
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  • Thanks all. Actually, the accompaniment used was actually pretty good. It wasn't as "Lori Line"-ish as I feared.

    (For those who are not familiar, Lori Line is a MN person whose arrangements sound a bit like Nordstrom's)

    Ironically, during Attende Domine my 15 mo old was going bananas, so I didn't notice how it went anyway.

    -Mark
  • francis
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    Who knows where to find the Gregorian Notation of this hymn? I am not finding it in the Graduale or the Liber. ? ? ? I have an accompaniment that I always use, but I think it is one that I composed on the fly and have been developing in my mind for many many years. It's time to put it in notation.
  • chonakchonak
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    It's in Cantus Selecti, along with many other seasonal pieces.
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  • chonakchonak
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    There is only slight overlap between the two books. Cantus Selecti is 279 pages long, and contains 230 pieces collected from various sources: for Benediction, for seasons, for Our Lady, for major feast days, for devotional occasions. There are various genres: hymns, litanies, proses (e.g., Rorate Caeli), responsories.
  • francis
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    Thanks Chonak
  • Another version of Attende Domine.
    AttendeDomine.pdf
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