Dominican and Franciscan books: similarities and differences between their notations

Huglo, Michel

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“…Humbert explains that it is expedient to use "virgulas transversales" [vertical bars] to note the location of pauses in books, which he mentions is done already in certain churches ( [2], 102-03; [18]). …”

Section: Credo In Deum and The Te Deum Laudamus-indeed "In Everythimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…17 In recent years, several audio recordings have been made that represent various approaches to the Dominican chant repertoire. 18 In the last decade, scans of most of the 19th and 20th-century editions of the Dominican chant have become available on the Internet, and new editions of the Dominican chant repertoire have been prepared for liturgical use in various provinces of the Order according to the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite.…”

Section: History Of the Dominican Chant Repertoirementioning

confidence: 99%

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Dominican Chant and Dominican Identity

Smith¹

2014

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Abstract:The Order of Preachers possesses a venerable chant tradition that dates back to the thirteenth century. This essay describes Dominican chant, showing how it developed as a consequence of the attitudes to the liturgy expressed in the Ancient Constitutions of the Order of Preachers. These constitutions stressed that the liturgy was to be performed with careful attention to bodily posture, with a succinctness and brevity that would allow time for study and preaching, and with gradations of solemnity that would express the inner hierarchy of parts of the liturgy and of the liturgical year. After the initial development of the repertoire, Dominican chant has gone through periods of decline and revival, which are briefly traced in this article together with a consideration of the place of the chant in the contemporary practice of the Order. Throughout the last eight centuries, the chant of the Order of Preachers has played an important role in the inculcation and preservation of Dominican identity within the Order and in the lives of individual friars and sisters.

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Section: Credo In Deum and The Te Deum Laudamus-indeed "In Everythimentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: History Of the Dominican Chant Repertoirementioning

confidence: 99%