PDF Download • Easy Hymn with Melody in Tenor
The Brébeuf hymnal contains carefully chosen and flexible melodies; do you see how the following tune (“Old Hundredth”) can be used in the Tenor voice?
“If we do not love those whom we see, how can we love God, Whom we do not see?” Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
The Brébeuf hymnal contains carefully chosen and flexible melodies; do you see how the following tune (“Old Hundredth”) can be used in the Tenor voice?
I bet you’ve not seen this fascinating book! • Many pieces in this Anglican collection are actually translations of Roman Catholic hymns, such as Ave Maris Stella, Audi Benigne Conditor, Ad Regias Agni Dapes, and so forth • Readers will mainly be interested in sections 3 and 4 • The “Englished” versions of the propers (e.g. Puer Natus Est) are quite interesting+
If you like this, stay tuned—I’ll soon release a 1,200 page treasure!
This morning, I recorded the voice parts—but please pardon my screechy soprano notes!
“Let us not be cast into the darkness to burn in flames, but may we share the joy of heaven, seeing the face of God.”
“He whom the whole world cannot contain was enclosed in thy womb…”
“Pausing a little, arise, make Adoration to the Sacrament, give the Pax to those present, observe Order of calling, and Years…”
Permission has been given to post this marvelous 2016 dissertation by Fr. Shawn Tunink.
Imagine the amount of time required to typeset something like this!
…including two reasons I believe a liturgical reform was desired in the 1960s.
Composer Brian Michael Page releases his work of 22 years!
Have you noticed liturgical progressives are never happy?
Hymns to the Blessed Virgin, Hymns for Benediction, Offertories, etc.
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