1949 Gregorian Accompaniment Treatise (Lapierre)

Corpus Christi Watershed · March 19, 2013

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* * 1949 Gregorian Accompaniment Treatise by Eugène Lapierre (PDF)

• Gregorian chant accompaniment. A new and simple approach according to the theory of the basic modal intervals. • Eugène Lapierre, Member of the Faculty of the Gregorian Institute of America, and the University of Montreal • 103 pages • First Edition – ©1949 by the Gregorian Institute of America, Toledo Ohio. •

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* * Dr. Lapierre Treatise on Gregorian Accompaniment (PDF)

• Dr. Eugene Lapierre •

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