Where are the Tropes named in the Gregorian ordinaries?
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The Gregorian ordinaries are named for tropes.
Where can I find these tropes?
Are they syllabic transcriptions of the mellismas? -
Tropes for "Lux et origo" and "Fons bonitatis" may be found on pages 237 and 250 of this book:
http://musicasacra.com/books/laudes_festivae_1940.pdf -
You also have Firmator sancte in this book, p. 83*:
http://musicasacra.com/books/cantus_selecti.pdf
(It also includes Fons bonitates at p. 81*.) -
And Orbis Factor (modern notation, Sarum rite version) is here:
http://www2.cpdl.org/wiki/images/sheet/anon-orb.pdf
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