joerg

You could add the following lines to your tex file:

\let\GreFinalDivisioFinalissav=\GreFinalDivisioFinalis%
\def\GreFinalDivisioFinalis{%
\GreFinalDivisioFinalissav{}%<…

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Here's a scan of Te decet hymnus.

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The file GR61_out.tex consists of thousands of lines of the form
"\includeGB{132}{IN}", i.e. "Download the gabc file with id 132 directly from Gregobase and typeset it as Intro…

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In LuaLaTeX there's incorporated a programming language Lua which can be used for tasks like this. Here's such a TeX file with an embedded Lua program. It parses the

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Yes, in this project i only use \gabcsnippet.
By "generate the pdf from the files" do You mean precompiling the gabcs to pdfs and including these into the project? But then You can&#…

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From www.antiphonale.net/OCO.zip You can download the complete GregorioTeX sources for the OCO2015. Maybe this helps.

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In the OCO2015 the antiphons for first vespers are taken from the biblical book that will be read during the following week at matins. In the Antiphonale Romanum II (which only contains vespers), how…

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This is the so called transposed 7th mode. In the usual 7th mode the sequence of two whole steps on the syllable -ra- can not be notated. So one can either transpose the piece down a fourth (Cf. e.g.…

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They are on p. 905 of the OCO.pdf
Here's the gabc-code for these pieces:
(c3)Ad(e)vo(e)cans(h) Ie(g)sus(h) pár(i)vu(j)lum,(i) \greheightstar(,) stá(jk)tu(j)it(i) e(j)um(i) (,) in(h…

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The season of Lent doesn't have proper antiphons for the Office of Readings. So for the Sundays of Lent we have the same 3 antiphons as for the Sundays of Ordinary Time:
1. In lege Domini…

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Eta like "bear": That's the classicizing pronunciation which was introduced by Erasmus of Rotterdam. Previously it had since Hellenistic times always been pronounced like "beer&qu…

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Here's the most recent version of the OCO with melodies. Thanks to diligent proof reading by members of this forum it's been possible to eliminate many errors found in a

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The PhD thesis by Ursula Stoffler -- another scholar of the Regensburg school -- is the most upto date study of these antiphons. It's recently been published as Die Antiphonen des Woche

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I have uploaded indexes with page numbers for invitatories, antiphons and short responsories: oco_idx.pdf. (The pages with melodies are underlined.)
@smvanroode: My next step will be to add li…

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Just click on the title of the chant and you're redirected to the page with the melody. This should work in any PDF viewer. (Going back seems to work only in the Adobe Reader for desktop)

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I've recently completed an edition of the OCO MMXV with all the melodies. The melodies for the day time hours are taken from Alberto Turco's Antiphonae & Responsoria -- except those for…

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Here's a scan of this page from a library in Regensburg:

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Since in some parts of the world tomorrow is Ascension Thursday here's an update to my antiphoner for the Paschal season: DeTemporePaschali. It includes the offices for the entire s

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I've produced such a modest private edition of an antiphoner for the upcoming Easter season (until Ascension). The TeX code was generated automatically from the codes on antiphonale.net, the cha…

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Meanwhile I've added Advent, Christmas Tide, Lent, and Eastertide to antiphonale.net. The URLs are
antiphonale.net/OCO/DeTempore/Adventus,
antiphonale.net/OCO/DeTempore/Nativitatis…

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Here's the list of the ferial antiphons according to the OCO MMXV: www.Antiphonale.net/OCO/Psalterium
The codes over there are read as follows:
1H -- 4H means week 1 -- 4
1 …

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Here are the 3 pages from Mons. Turco's "Antiphonae et Responsoria. Tomus II"

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In Oct. of 2015 I have published a list of the ferial antiphons with references in the Cantus DB. Those references are no longer valid, so here's an update:

HEBDOMADA I
Dom:…

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A few days ago I've received a Nocturnale Vaticanum from Tilburg University in the Netherlands. There are no restrictions on copying this one, so I've made a scan of it which can be found

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There's a remark in the foreword of the new OCO saying that anyone who wants to publish an edition with music must submit it to the Congregation for Divine Worship (for approval I suppose)

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HEBDOMADA I
Dom: CAO3249 (Ps 1, 2);
CAO4359 (Ps 2, 6);
CAO5205 (Ps 3, 4.5)

FII

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Last week I've received my copy of the new Ordo Cantus Officii. I first checked the 4 week cycle of Ferial Antiphons and the antiphons for Sunday Gospel canticles. It turned out that most of the…

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