Feast of St. Nicholas ...
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Looking for an example of, ordo/bulletin for the Feast of St. Nicholas, especially hymns. Thank you.Thanked by 1JonathanLC -
Couldn't resist...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X-FIbnHWIw
(children's songs for the feast of St. Nicholas from the Netherlands) -
We would sing the Intonent Hodie, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personent_hodie
There was an Office of St. Nicholas based on the texts of Corpus Christi, the Hymns were Pange Lingua Nicolai, and Cleri patrem et patronum. We have sung those hymns as well.Thanked by 1JonathanLC -
There’s a sequence Congaudentes exsultemus. One could use the Dominican Office of St. Nicholas. There are some cool antiphons there. There’s also Intonent hodie.Thanked by 1JonathanLC
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I was just looking at the conductus "Gaudens in Domino" for/about St. Nicholas in a very old forum thread. I really liked it. https://forum.musicasacra.com/forum/discussion/1739/medieval-conductus-music-for-two-voices/p1
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