Missal tones

[gwyn]

Hello everyone.

I know that somewhere on the web the Missal Tones are available, I've a sort of vague recollection that there are also sung demos along with them. Do you think I can find them though?

I'd be most grateful if someone could post a link or even point men to a previous relevant forum thread.

Bestest,

Gwyn.

[contrabordun]

This is what I use (horse's mouth and all that) http://www.icelweb.org/musicfolder/openmusic.php

[quaeritor]

I saved this link from an earlier thread - can't find the thread now so I hope it's what you are looking for.

http://www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/pas ... siders.php

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[gwyn]

Thanks quaeritor, thanks contrabordum. Your links are exactly what I'm after. Our new pp is keen to sing the missal chant. We're beginning with the Preface Dialogue and the Doxology this coming Sunday, adding other V/ and R/ as the weeks go by.

[AntoineDaniel]

Organ accompaniments for the Missal Chants are here:

http://www.ccwatershed.org/pdfs/8903-organ-accompaniments-roman-missal-third-edition-3rd-edition-new-translation-mass-icel-organist/download/

Taken from a website with numerous free Mass settings ("New Translation"): http://www.ccwatershed.org/vatican/Mass/

[Southern Comfort]

Organ accompaniments for the Missal Chants are here:

http://www.ccwatershed.org/pdfs/8903-organ-accompaniments-roman-missal-third-edition-3rd-edition-new-translation-mass-icel-organist/download/

It would be more accurate to say organ accompaniments for some of the Missal Chants.

The most comprehensive and best (but not yet perfect) set of accompaniments currently available is to be found in this publication:
http://www.litpress.org/Detail.aspx?ISBN=9780814634004

Details of other sets, including the ones Jeff/Antoine mentions, are found here:
http://musicasacra.com/ordinary/ (scroll down the page to organ accompaniments)
and see also
http://forthinpraise.co.uk/organ.php#icel
for something a little more eccentric.

[quaeritor]

and see also
http://forthinpraise.co.uk/organ.php#icel
for something a little more eccentric.

Well, I'd expect a website "For Thin Praise" to be a tad eccentric

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[Peter Jones]

http://www.birminghamdiocese.org.uk/year-of-faith-video/

45 minutes, 15 seconds in. An assembly mainly sight-singing the Missal chant of Credo III. One priest commented after the Mass that "it don't work in English". What do you think?