Officia Defunctorum Ex Rituali Et Missali Romano Cum Cantu Emendato Ad Formam Gregorianam Ex Veteribus Manuscriptis...

Officia Defunctorum Ex Rituali Et Missali Romano Cum Cantu Emendato Ad Formam Gregorianam Ex Veteribus Manuscriptis... is a Latin text presenting the Office of the Dead according to Roman ritual and missal. The work features Gregorian chant, amended to conform to Gregorian form from old manuscripts. This edition offers insight into historical liturgical practices and the musical traditions of the Church.

Focusing on the rites for the dead, this volume provides a resource for understanding and appreciating the intersection of ritual, music, and text in a historical context. It will appeal to scholars and enthusiasts of liturgical music, as well as those interested in the history of Christian worship and Gregorian chant.

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