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- (Posted 2019-10-18) CPDL #55653:
- Editor: Patrick Williams (submitted 2019-10-18). Score information: Letter, 38 pages, 4.77 MB Copyright: CPDL
- Edition notes: Transcribed from the Graduale Novum and Offertoriale Restitutum
General Information
Title: Ad te Domine
Composer: Anonymous (Gregorian chant)
Lyricist:
Number of voices: 1v Voicing: unison
Genre: Sacred, Chant
Language: Latin
Instruments: A cappella
First published:
Description:
Chants in this work
- 1. Ad te Domine – First Sunday of Advent
- 2. Ave Maria – Fourth Sunday of Advent, Annunciation
- 3. Confitebor tibi – Passion Sunday
- 4. De profundis – Twenty-Third through Last Sundays after Pentecost
- 5. Deus tu convertens – Second Sunday of Advent
- 6. Dextera Domini – Third through Sixth Sundays after Epiphany, Holy Thursday
- 7. Diffusa est gratia – Candlemas, Purification or Presentation
- 8. Exaltabo – Ash Wednesday
- 9. Improperium – Palm Sunday, Sacred Heart
- 10. Justitiae – Third Sunday of Lent
- 11. Meditabor – Second Sunday of Lent
- 12. Scapulis suis – First Sunday of Lent
- 13. Tollite portas – Christmas Eve
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Original text and translations
See individual movements for texts and translations.