When you make the booklets using latex, do you suffer with the long gregorio compilation time? Is there anyway to cache it to not have it recompile every gabc every time or any way that you do to make it faster or do you just deal with it. Because I'm working on something with two hundred pages worth of score and It makes me insane when I have to edit something.
There is a flag - I usually set it to autocompile, but if you take that out, then that should save time. I put it in the usepackage line at the beginning of the tex file.
Just found your channel..Now I follow along every evening..Thank you for sharing and for helping all of us who were blessed to learn how to pray little office of B.VM.
There's always a way to omit the alleluia. You generally cut the alleluia and work out an ending for what's left, ending on the same note as the alleluia did. It does make you wonder if there might be a better antiphon for a Lenten meditation on the resurrection. Something looking forward to the resurrection rather than rejoicing in it. Good questions.
I do myself, but making the CDs I can't quite fit it in. Maybe it should be a separate podcast, then you can add it to your queue for after Lauds and Vespers. And maybe that's a way to be obedient to the revisions. You're not singing the old books, just adding on a prayer.
Received mine today, the very one you have, and it’s beautiful ! Found an error on page 10 where they have “it’s” instead of “its.” Will be reading more tomorrow night. I’m very pleased to have this. 🙏
Very nice! Where in the praying of the Rosary would one sing these? Just before the Creed? Understandingly this book would not have a hymn for the luminous mysteries. Would you know a Marian hymn that would fit those mysteries?
After the final decade of Ave Marîa, the Gloria Patri and the jaculatories, you should sing the hymn that corresponds to the group of mysteries that you prayed before. A hymn which resumes the three Rosary hymns ? Te gestiéntem gaudíis. ✝️
Good question about the Luminous Mysteries - so much has been built up around the original 15 mysteries, but there are hymns about the life of Christ. One famous hymn is A solis ortus cardine by Sedulius, but looking through those verses the only one that seems to hit one of the mysteries is the Wedding at Cana (Novum genus potentiae)
@@VeronicaBrandt For Luminous mysteries, we have to have same melody than the three other hymns and a Latin text that corresponds to this quintette of mysteries. But I'm sure about its existence
Thank you for that. I know that prayer in Polish but never heard in latin and didn't know it used to be popular in Catholic Church worldwide. I just thought it's only popular in Poland 😂 sorry for my ignorance. Even melody is the same. Fantastic
Madam, I would like to ask you to chant the three Rosary hymns contained in the MH Rosary prayer and the same feast breviary : Cæléstis aulæ Núntius, In monte olívis cónsito, and Iam morte, victor, óbruta, if that will be possible. I have search them on RU-vid but I couldn't find anything. Best regards, Jessy.
@@jaspie.72 I've done the first recording and now wondering if I should pitch it a bit lower. It's the same tune as Memento Rerum and O Gloriosa Virginem
There's a lively one that people sing on pilgrimages - I think it's from France. like this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_XGTd-jVGzA.html I thought I had typed it out, but I can't find any PDF - and every recording of it seems to be different. Or you can use a psalm tone.
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I think that would be a setting in your web browser. You might be using Internet explorer or Chrome or Firefox or Brave or Safari. You can search for the answer for your particular browser. It might be called Downloads Location.
Overall I appreciated the video! However, I did note some things which were incorrect: 1. The "tonus in directum" which should be used is the same one prescribed for the minor Hours during Easter week, not the one that you used. 2. The Liber Usualis prescribes that the Oremus of the Simple tone drops a minor third for the last syllable. 3. The Liber Antiphonarius prescribes that the termination of the collect (Per Dominum etc) always drops minor third, not a diapente.
Thanks for the feeback! Do you have a source for your first point? I know the Baronius Press Little Office appendix gives the Easter tonus in directum, but there doesn't seem to be any logic to that choice and the way they've cut and pasted without changing the words to reflect the Little Office made me think that they didn't realise that this was not the right tone. I'll have to get a Liber Antiphonarius to add to my collection. Thank you, I love this level of detail. When I started out, I thought I knew what I was doing, but I keep learning more as I go.
@@VeronicaBrandt I was actually just sourcing from the Baronius to check but it makes sense since the “Easter” in directum is used for any Psalms within the “main” psalmody that don’t have an antiphon. For example the Benedictines do this for Compline since they do not assign an Antiphon for Compline. Since we follow the secular Hours I tend to think of it as an “Easter” tone but really it is just for those psalms in the minor hours without an Antiphon. The other in directum tone that you used is for extra Psalms that are done in the Preces, for Psalms done in Litanies, and for Psalm 66 which is done before rather than during the main Psalmody of Benedictine Lauds.
@@milesofpenn I'll have to do some more research :) I thought that Benedictines used the simple tone - that's where I got the earlier tone I was using, though this was from a parish rather than a monastery. I thought the choir there was set up by oblates though. It might be one of those things which goes by local custom. More food for thought.
No, not the illuminare editor. The propers tool at bbloomf.github.io/jgabc/propers.html can play chant, but I don't think you can edit chant there. I'm not sure how he does it.
That would be a bit tricky as it's been a while and I suspect old organ foot pedals are all different. It looks like the pre-programmed arduinos like the one I bought are no longer available. Tom Scarff is selling books now instead: www.midikits.net/ - His book on Organ Bass Pedal Encoders sounds like a very helpful resource!
Dear Veronica, was wondering if at some point you could upload the Little Office of the Immaculate Conception to your substack podcast, especially that the RU-vid ads at the beginning are so annoying (not your fault). Gratias ago tibi
I have lined up the first three and should be able to keep going for all 7. I'm just wondering whether to rerecord Compline to add in the antiphon at the end. Maybe upload both.