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Views from the Choir Loft

Thirteen (13) Organ Accompaniments to “Missa de Angelis” (Mass VIII)

Jeff Ostrowski · April 25, 2014

*  Brébeuf Hymnal • “What Experts Are Saying”
(Testimonials from authorities on Sacred Music.)

*  PDF Download • Kyrie Only
—Accompaniment by Jeff Ostrowski based on Flor Peeters’ version.

1.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Special version from the Vatican II Hymnal Organist Edition

2.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Nova Organi Harmonia (Peeters, Van Nuffel, et al.)

3.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Henri Potiron (1950)

4.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Jean Hébert Desroquettes & Henri Potiron (1929)

5.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Achille Bragers (1937)

6.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Albert Goyatton & J. Lemoine-Biton

7.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Dr. Eugene Lapierre (1946)

8.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Sister Euphemia M. Bank, O.S.B.
(warning: 5.6MB)

9.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Franz Xaver Mathias (1906)

10.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Dr. Peter Wagner (1905)

11.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Rev. Leo P. Manzetti (1906)

12.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Julius Bas (1906)

13.   Organ Accompaniments for Mass VIII (PDF)
Raczkowski

*  PDF Download • Kyrie VIII (Father Ould, 1910)
—Harmonies by Dom Samuel Gregory Ould OSB (1864–1939), liturgist and musician.

*  PDF Download • Kyrie VIII (Jeff Ostrowski)
—Kyrie from “Missa de Angelis” harmonized by Jeffrey Ostrowski.

See also: “Missa de Angelis” • But in Iroquoian! (1865)

Opinions by blog authors do not necessarily represent the views of Corpus Christi Watershed.

Filed Under: Articles, PDF Download Tagged With: Gregorian Chant Accompaniments, Harmonizations Mass VIII, Mass of the Angels, Missa de angelis Last Updated: November 13, 2022

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About Jeff Ostrowski

Jeff Ostrowski holds his B.M. in Music Theory from the University of Kansas (2004). He resides with his wife and children in Los Angeles.—(Read full biography).

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    Hymn by Cardinal Newman
    During the season of Septuagesima, we will be using this hymn by Cardinal Newman, which employs both Latin and English. (Readers probably know that Cardinal Newman was one of the world's experts when it comes to Lingua Latina.) The final verse contains a beautiful soprano descant. Father Louis Bouyer—famous theologian, close friend of Pope Paul VI, and architect of post-conciliar reforms—wrote thus vis-à-vis the elimination of Septuagesima: “I prefer to say nothing, or very little, about the new calendar, the handiwork of a trio of maniacs who suppressed (with no good reason) Septuagesima and the Octave of Pentecost and who scattered three quarters of the Saints higgledy-piddledy, all based on notions of their own devising!”
    —Jeff Ostrowski
    Introit • Candlemas (2 February)
    “Candlemas” • Our choir sang on February 2nd, and here's a live recording of the beautiful INTROIT: Suscépimus Deus. We had very little time to rehearse, but I think it has some very nice moments. I promise that by the 8th Sunday after Pentecost it will be perfect! (That Introit is repeated on the 8th Sunday after Pentecost.) We still need to improve, but we're definitely on the right track!
    —Jeff Ostrowski
    Simplified Antiphons • “Candlemas”
    Anyone who desires simplified antiphons (“psalm tone versions”) for 2 February, the Feast of the Purification—which is also known as “Candlemas” or the Feast of the Presentation—may freely download them. The texts of the antiphons are quite beautiful. From “Lumen Ad Revelatiónem Géntium” you can hear a live excerpt (Mp3). I'm not a fan of chant in octaves, but we had such limited time to rehearse, it seemed the best choice. After all, everyone should have an opportunity to learn “Lumen Ad Revelatiónem Géntium,” which summarizes Candlemas.
    —Jeff Ostrowski

Random Quote

“Indeed, we may not hope for real Latin poetry any more, because Latin is now a dead language to all of us. However well a man may read, write, or even speak Latin now, it is always a foreign language to him, acquired artificially. It is no one’s mother tongue. Does a man ever write real poetry in an acquired language?”

— Rev’d Adrian Fortescue (d. 1923)

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