Does anyone know of projects translating any of the Proper antiphons from Latin into a language other than English (many sources) or Spanish (Janet Gorbitz)?
There is also the Graduale Hungaricum, which I just discovered while going down the László Dobszay rabbit hole. I don't know if this is an adaptation of the full Graduale or the Graduale Simplex, and I suspect it also incorporates scholarship around plainchant in Hungary.
Some people have tried to compose some Antiphons into French, but these ressources are very limited for the moment, and almost impossible to find.
Here's a routine reminder: Avoid flames: critique principles, not people. Be discriminating but don't nitpick. Be academic not acerbic. Be principled not polemical.
(Czech, but it was back in the 16th c. and the liturgical texts, language and tastes changed a lot since then, so the old Czech gradualia only come to a very limited use as a historical curiosity - excepting selected repertory of the Rorate masses.)
Here's a routine reminder: Critique principles, not people.
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