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http://www.cfa.arizona.edu/mus330a/rec/CD1/02-Antiphon%20&%20Psalm.mp3
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No. 1. Lamenassêah al Haggitit
C=anon.; D=3rd century C.E..; G=Hebrew psalm; F=recitation formula; S=the recitation formula has 3 parts, an intonation, a reciting tone, and various types of medial and final cadences. This piece has syllabic text-setting and a restricted range. It is monophonic, and is an example of direct psalmody. |
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Tecum principium & Psalm 109
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C=anon.; D=800; G=antiphon and psalm; F=antiphon—psalm—Gloria patri—antiphon; S=the antiphon is a monophonic Gregorian chant that has a syllabic text-setting and a medium range. The psalm and Gloria patri are set to a recitation formula having 3 parts, intonation, reciting tone, and various types of medial and final cadences. The psalm and Gloria patri have syllabic text-setting and a restricted range. This piece is monophonic, and incorporates antiphonal psalmody.
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Hodie Christus & Magnificat
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C=anon.; D=800; G=antiphon and canticle; F=antiphon—canticle—Gloria patri—antiphon; S=the antiphon is a monophonic Gregorian chant that has a neumatic text-setting and an extended range. The canticle and Gloria patri are set to a recitation formula having 3 parts, intonation, reciting tone, and various types of medial and final cadences. The canticle and Gloria patri have syllabic text-setting and a restricted range. This piece is monophonic, and incorporates antiphonal psalmody.
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