Year A Psalms in Anglican chant
  • Richard MixRichard Mix
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    Continued from Year C thread.
    Epiphany and OT 2A
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    OT 3, 4 A; OT 5 & 6 A; OT7A
    OT3A4A.pdf
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    OT5A6A.pdf
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    OT7A.pdf
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  • Richard MixRichard Mix
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    Time to put the Guimont psalters back into the closet!

    OT 11-16 A.
    OT11A16A.pdf
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  • Richard MixRichard Mix
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    OT 17 A (corrected Alleluia).
    OT17A.pdf
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  • CGM
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    the 17 A verse for the Alleluia is not quite correct.
    — the score says "mysteries of creation," while the Lectionary says "mysteries of the kingdom."
    — The preposition "for" is also missing: "for you have revealed..."
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  • Richard MixRichard Mix
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    Transfiguration, falling on a Sunday again in 2028. I've added the antecedent for "Because…".
    PsalmforTransfiguration.pdf
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    OT 19 & 20.
    OT19A20A.pdf
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  • Richard MixRichard Mix
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    OT 21 & 22.

    I'm having limited luck with proofreading comments here, which doesn't mean that sometimes extensively revised versions haven't emerged by Sunday, for 2026 readers to inquire about.
    OT21A22A.pdf
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    OT 26, 27
    OT26A27A.pdf
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    OT 28, 29
    OT28A29A.pdf
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    OT 30A, 31A, 32A.
    See also Ps. 128 OT 33A.
    OT30A31A32A.pdf
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  • RedPop4
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    If y'all don't mind? I scanned them all into one document? Hope it's ok.
    Anglican Chant Year A.pdf
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  • Richard MixRichard Mix
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    Maybe with an acknowledgement included, RedPop4. However these were posted for proofreading comments, and have been considerably corrected since then.
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  • Xopheros
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    Anglican Chant is indeed a fascinating way of psalm recitation. Can you please elaborate how your editions are meant to be used? Is the first line an intro verse or an antiphone? Are antiphones (i.e. choruses) used in Anglican Chant? If it is a chorus, is the top line meant to be repeated by the congregation? (I have tried to trace this thread back to its beginning three levels below in some other thread, but have not find further clues there).
  • RedPop4
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    I have not promulgated them, they're only here in this thread.
  • Richard MixRichard Mix
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    Anglicans generally chant Gradual Psalms in directum, straight thru, also an option under GIRM. I made these for NO use as Responsorial Psalms, to replace the almost-but-not-quite-anglican-chant versions in Guimont's book, so our drill is indeed organ, repeated by cantor, then all, then psalm verse, the Respond with all, &c.
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