Dominica in Albis - Alleluia, In die (Gregorian chant)

(Liber Usualis, pp. 809-810)

I am hoping this will be of particular help to choirs who have the great privilege of singing Gregorian chant during the Mass.

Alleluia, alleluia. In die resurrectionis meae, dicit Dominus, praecedam vos in Galilaeam.

On the day of My Resurrection, saith the Lord, I will go before you into Galilee.

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Music

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• catholic
• latin
• traditional
• gregorian
• chant
• liturgy

[honeyspur]

Wow unique sound!

[Insanelycoolprincess]

I love it

[Rocking2Survive]

@5RetardedSquirrels It's based on neumes, so it's a system before the notes that we use today. It's actually quite a simple concept: the distances between the notes are do-re-mi etc., based on the hymn to stjohn (do wasn't the original, it was ut). It was an improvement to the original concept which only showed whether the melody was going up, down or stayed the same. The improvement to the original concept was made by Guido van Arezzo. I think it's cool too (I've got a test about it tomorrow)

[TheCrazychick07]

This is wonderful

[HeReigns33]

Alleluia indeed!

[andystar1969]

master piece

[5RetardedSquirrels]

I wish I could read that kind of sheet music...

[cutencrazy07]

Very nice

[enebechi]

Remind Us of God's presence in a materialistic world. Thanks for th Video

[enebechi]

Remind us that in the midst of vanity we reflect on the presence of God thanks

[girardje70]

musique de l'âme