Standard Notation Kyriale/Liber?
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Is anyone aware of a public domain .pdf of a standard notation (5-line) Kyriale or Liber Usualis? I've found the neumed-notation Liber on this site extremely helpful in putting together music supplements but would like to try them in standard notation.
Thanks!
Jon McLear -
There is one out there
http://quilisma-publications.info/ -
I have purchased a number of these on ebay. Hardcover! Both neumes and modern notation.
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