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1. Psalms 9(Matins) 5(Vespers) 4(Lauds) 3(Others)
2. Canticles Vespers (Magnificat) Compline (Nunc Dimittis) Lauds (Benedictus Dominus)
3.Lessons or Chapters w/responsatories
4. Hymn
5. Introductory and Concluding Prayers |
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Matins
Lauds
Prime
Terce
Mass
Sext
None
Vespers
Compline |
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| A category of plainchant that flourished in the 10th-12th century. Comprising musical and textual additions to the mass (ordinary and proper) |
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| Does not have a reciting tone, Syllabic, With stanzas, And has the form A BB CC… (paired) |
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| Medieval Plays (12th-13th centuries) representing biblical stories with action and occasionally monophonic music, not part of the official liturgy. |
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| Indroit, Gradual, Alleluia or Tract, Offertory, Communion |
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| Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei, Ite Misse Est or Benedictimus Dominus. |
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1. Text Only – Missal
2. Music Only – Graduale
3. Text and Music – Liber Usualis |
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1. Text Only – Breviary
2. Music Only – Antiphonale
3 Text and Music – Liber Usualis |
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Matins
Lauds
Prime
Terce
Mass
Sext
Vespers
Compline |
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1. Christmas Season
2. Easter Season
3. Post Easter
4. Post-Pentecost Season |
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A. Sundays in Advent 1,2,3,4
B. Christmas -25 December
C. Epiphany – 6 Jan
D. Sundays after Epiphany: 1-6 |
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A. Septuagesima- 70 days before Easter
B. Sexegesima
C. Quingesima AshWed -Beginning of Lent
D. Quadragesima -first sunday of Lent 2,3,4
E. Passion Sunday
F. Palm Sunday
G. Easter Sunday -1st sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox |
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A. Low Sunday- 1st sunday after easter 2,3,4,5,6
B. Pentecost -Whitsunday |
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| C. Trinity Sunday – 1st sunday after pentecost 2,3,4…23-28 sundays after pentecost |
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