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1933 Organum Comitans (Henri Potiron)

Corpus Christi Watershed · March 19, 2013

km0_oag-tome_1933_Potiron_Organum_Comitans_1_of_2 HE FOLLOWING BOOK has been made available for free download courtesy of the Jean de Lalande Library. If you appreciate these efforts, please consider making a donation by using the link at the top of the page.

      * *  1933 Potiron Organum Comitans (1 of 2)

• Graduel paroissial; contenant l’accompagnement du chant grégorien pour les messes des dimanches et principales fêtes. • Première partie, Propre du temps, du 1er dimanche de l’avent au Samedi-Saint • Henri Potiron, maître de chapelle de la basilique du sacré-coeur, et professeur a l’Institut grégorien de Paris • Société Saint Jean l’Évangéliste • Declée et Cie, Imprimeurs du Saint Siège et de la Sacrée Congrégation des Rites – PARIS, TOURNAI, ROME, NEW YORK – Printed in Belgium •

      * *  1933 Potiron Organum Comitans (2 of 2)

• Graduel paroissial; contenant l’accompagnement du chant grégorien pour les messes des dimanches et principales fêtes. • De Pâques au dernier dimanche après la Pentecôte • Henri Potiron, maître de chapelle de la basilique du sacré-coeur, et professeur a l’Institut grégorien de Paris • Société Saint Jean l’Évangéliste • Declée et Cie, Imprimeurs du Saint Siège et de la Sacrée Congrégation des Rites – PARIS, TOURNAI, ROME, NEW YORK – Printed in Belgium •

The following are courtesy of Ted Krasnicki:

      * *  Part 1 (13.8MB)

      * *  Part 2 (15.8MB)

      * *  Part 3 (18.6MB)

• Accompaniments to the Graduale by Henri Potiron •

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