VerbumGloriae.es : Chant Accompaniments
  • francisfrancis
    Posts: 11,436
    Not sure if anyone has listed this site, but another resource for chant accomps.
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  • novusgordo
    Posts: 59
    The post title has a typo in it, but:
    Verbum Gloriae
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  • Verbum_GloriaeVerbum_Gloriae
    Posts: 23
    Thanks for the reference!
    As of today, listing 418 gregorian chant accompaniments here.
    And, recently added (may 26), a repertory of 140 sacred latin pieces (both singer and organist scores) here. (There are also 90 religious pieces in Spanish in the same page and a selection of Spanish tradicional carols, both singer and organist scores). In case it is useful to any of you!
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  • francisfrancis
    Posts: 11,436
    Hi Verbum_Gloriae

    Is there a way to download all accomps as a single pdf? Are these your own arrangements?

    Thanks for the resource.
  • Verbum_GloriaeVerbum_Gloriae
    Posts: 23
    Hi, francis,

    As of today, no. Because it is not a closed repertory. I add new scores to the web as I make them, so, having to edit a PDF everytime I add a new piece is burdensome. Besides, a PDF with so many PDFs in it would probably be huge. Maybe in the future, but just not yet.

    The vast majority of the digitalized scores are my own but some of them, those that I had from scanned PDFs but needed a key transposition, are from the different scanned scores I have, which are manly Potiron, some Bragers, a small bunch from Portier, and a few from Biton, Rossini and other English hymnals such as The Pius X Hymnal (all of these scanned PDFs books and hymnals obtained from ccwatershed's site when it was free-access).

    Deo gratias. You are most welcome.
  • francisfrancis
    Posts: 11,436
    @Verbum_Gloriae

    Wonderful resource… we are blessed by your efforts.
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