Thanks for the Lent booklet! But 1) It's missing page numbers, which makes collating a daunting task, and 2) there's an instance of a page break between a staff and its associated text underlay (I'd like to tell you which page, but… ;-)

Ooo, just in time if I had needed it today ;-) My student might have a go at a non-year C Lent V communio someday, but I'll especially look forward to Holy Week Propers for the bilingual Masses: something fancy for the Mandatum, I hope!

I'm a little late to the party, but this project is of real importance to introduce propers at Spanish Masses.

I've read the thread and how many are unsure which copy of the Spanish Roman Missal to use and waiting on the USCCB for a new one to be published in the US.

The sung propers are from the Graduale Romanum and not from the Roman Missal. (The Roman Missal antiphons were intended to be recited, hence why there are discrepancies between some of the antiphons in the Roman Missal and the ones in the Graduale Romanum.)

To my knowledge there has never been an official (approved?) translation of the Graduale Romanum. Does that give us more leeway in terms of using a translation for the propers? (I can understand one has to stick with the approved translation for the Ordinary.) Might I be missing something?

I've had a bit of time to work on the project again... you can find recent updates here:
http://spanishpropers.com

Thanks very much, Gustavo... I'm going back over the work done last year at this time, revising, adding psalm verses and Gloria al Padre and re-recording. I have notes from Sr. Maria Jose from the local Poor Clare monastery to assist, so hopefully it will be an improvement.

I think it is up to us who sing chant in English or Latin to work to teach this to our Spanish-speaking singers... hopefully the recordings will help make it a little easier as they learn the notation.

Compiled booklets
Advent-Christmas
Lent
Holy Week (including Easter Vigil and Easter - Day)
Easter Season (2d Easter - Pentecost)

This is a wonderful resource, Janet; thank you for your many hours of hard work on this. I am not sure if I will be able to utilize these at this time, but I am sure that they will be of great use to some.

It's been awhile since I've posted, but the work continues... I'm on the last leg of the project now, with only about 13 weeks left to adapt to the new Misal texts for the Introit and Communion propers. In addition, I've been adding responsorial psalms and Gospel Acclamation settings as well. The Responsorial Psalms are adapted with very much simplified settings based on the mode of the Gradual for the particular Sunday. The Gospel Acclamation settings are really just adaptations from the Proper Alleluia from the day, so are more difficult. Simplified versions will be adapted later.

SPANISH PROPERS PROJECT