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The People’s Hymnal suffers from a too literal and awkward translation. And even in the lovely Slovak “Memorare” in The Saint Gregory Hymnal we are still asked to sing “that anyone who sought thee, or made to thee his moan.” Why not “groan” or “bone” or even “phone?” The only thing necessary, it seems, is that it rhyme with “known.”
— Mons. Francis P. Schmitt (1958)

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1963 The Accompaniment of Plainsong (Fleming)
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• The accompaniment of plainsong • Michael P. M. Fleming, B.A., F.R.C.O. (CHM), A.D.C.M., A.R.S.C.M. • 16 pages • 1963 : : Published by The Royal School of Church Music • Addington Palace, Croydon, Surrey (England) •



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