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Mass Ordinaries
  • Andrew_Malton February 25
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    I seem to remember we discussed the following question before -- some time the last twenty years! -- but I can't find it.

    What is known about the history of the Mass Ordinaries as formulated in the Liber: Masses I to XVIII, with their titles and assignments? Did the Liber’s first editors invent them? Or extend some previously known formulations? Are there earlier or much-earlier assignments of particular chants to particular feasts? (I suspect Mass I Kyrie for Easter, at least.)
  • tomjaw February 26
    Posts: 2,942
    A look though this Kyriale is illuminating,
    https://archive.org/details/manualemissaeeto00cath/page/6/mode/2up
    Thanked by 3Joseph Michael Roborgelmeister Charles_Weaver
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