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1. Missa Papae Marcelli means "Mass of Pope Marcellus". The name refers to a setting of the Latin Ordinary of the Mass written by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina in or around the year

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2. Roman Mass by Michael Davies. Chapter 12 The Reform of Pope St. Pius V. The Missal of St. Pius V was compiled and published in in obedience to the Fathers of the Council of Trent. This is the Missal that is used today whenever the Traditional Mass of the Roman Rite, commonly called the Tridentine Mass, is celebrated rather than the Mass of.

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3. The Catholic Traditionalist Movement, literally grown from the grassroots as early as , was publicly launched in New York City on March 15, , to provide Catholics with all information necessary for the correct understanding and implementation of the Second Vatican Council's decisions, in full conformity with the traditional doctrine and practices of the Roman Catholic Church.

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4. Since, indeed, many possibilities are provided for choosing the different parts of the Mass, it is necessary for the Deacon, the readers, the psalmist, the cantor, the commentator, and the choir to know properly before the celebration the texts that concern each and that are to be used, and it is necessary that nothing be in any sense improvised.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Shellac release of Ordinary Of The Mass (Gregorian Chant) on Discogs. Label: Victor Red Seal - M 69 • Series: Musical Masterpiece Series • Format: 2x, Shellac 12 Pius X Choir* ‎– Ordinary Of The Mass (Gregorian Chant) The Preface Of The Mass (Praefatio Communis) Vocals.

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6. THE ROMAN MASS c. (sung parts are bolded) ORDINARY: PROPER. FORE-MASS (The Liturgy of the Word) Entrance Ceremonies: 1 INTROIT (antiphonal chant) 2 KYRIE. 3 GLORIA. 4. COLLECT (sung recitationally on psalm tones) Readings: 5 EPISTLE / 1st Lesson (recitational—on psalm tones) 6 GRADUAL (responsorial chant: solo vs. choir).

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7. The earliest musical settings of the Mass are Gregorian chant. The different portions of the Ordinary came into the liturgy at different times, with the Kyrie probably being first (perhaps as early as the 7th century) and the Credo being last (it did not become part of the Roman mass until ) [ 1 ].

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8. Sep 16,  · The choir members are specially close to the "sacred mysteries" and should have a more than superficial knowledge and appreciation of the Mass. Surely they should desire to participate and benefit FULLY from that special closeness, and not be simply satisfied with "doing a .

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9. Alleluia, Dies Sanctificatus Composer? 12 th century Gregorian chant, Proper of the Mass Form: refrain, verse, refrain Melisma on last syllable of alleluia Soloist and choir Monophony Leoninus: Alleluia, Dies santificatus 2-voice organum 12 th century Christmas Mass at Notre Dame Form: ABA Alternates b/w monophony and 2-voice polyphony Only soloists trained in polyphony Mostly in sustained.

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