In honor of Advent and the incessant playing of secular hymns
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Solemn Tone:
Simple Tone:
*Edited to show Mode IV. Also, added simple tone for just the "Frosty" tune and no extra ridiculousness. -
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Reno erat Rudolphus was my inspiration.
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Haha nice work Blue!
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[purple]Ya, but not Mode 6... 3 or 4.[/purple]
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Ya, but not Mode 6... 3 or 4.
Duly noted! I've updated the original post to show Mode IV. -
I'm just glad I haven't heard "Last Christmas" played at Mass yet.
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Last Christmas... or the one about the shoes the little boy wanted so his dying Mama could be dressed up to meet Jesus this Christmas. wow.
I liked Rudolphus too :-) -
I gave "Reno erat Rudolphus" to our Latin teacher, who naturally got a kick out of it.
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Thought this thread would enjoy the fruits of its labour - Reno erat Rudolphus - http://bit.ly/2BEfg1iThanked by 1CHGiffen
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Blue,
Good job here. Thanks for the ride. It's good to compare the Tonus Monasticum with the Simplex. Only my hard-core Anglican friends that took Latin in school have a clue
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