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4 comments:
Do you happen to know where the announcement of movable feasts can be found with the appropriate musical notation?
Seminarian,
It is given at the beginning of the third volume of the Pontificale and also, though not always, in some editions of the Evangeliarium.
A search of the web revealed this setting here.
That is very helpful indeed. Thank you.
Seminarian,
We aim to please!
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