Kids Chant

Let me know if this is helpful. This is double tracking, and doesn't perfectly gel, but hopefully gives you an idea. Two people, double tracked, mixed to leave one part prominent. Typeset by Marco de Abel on CPDL. http://drive.google.com/uc?id=14j7spKVdg7fo8-I-eFfcecesQg20-sWm&export=download I made this set of videos for March 2022 https://www.repleatur.net/2022/02/15/march-plans/ Other Parts: https://rumble.com/vwd3h3-o-bone-jesu-ingegneri-soprano-part.html https://rumble.com/vwd2yr-o-bone-jesu-alto-part.html https://rumble.com/vwd42h-o-bone-jesu-ingegneri-tenor-part.html https://rumble.com/vwd4il-o-bone-jesu-ingegneri-bass-part.html

It was St Philomena's feast day 12 August. Someone requested me to sing a hymn to St Philomena in Latin. Sure enough there was a thread on the Musica Sacra forum about chant hymns for St Philomena and you can read the rest of the story, and download the PDF on my website: https://www.kidschant.com/post/st-philomena/

This is a re-record update of my earlier video of Lauds of the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Advent: https://rumble.com/v20rfx5-sung-lauds-in-advent-from-the-little-office-of-the-blessed-virgin-mary.html I'm using the 1962 rubrics here. It's quicker that way. More info at https://littleoffice.brandt.id.au

Sing the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Latin https://littleoffice.brandt.id.au Here I am singing the hour of Sexta according to the little blue books published by Baronius Press - 1962 version or thereabouts. Right at the end of the video there was a knock at the door, so I didn't end with the Marian Antiphon. God bless, Veronica

5 / 100 days of Gregorian Chant I've included an audio description on the end of the recording, where I describe the Brief Responsory or Responsorium Brevis. The translation is a well known one: Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee (Alleluia, Alleluia) Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb (Alleluia, Alleluia) Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. You can find the sheet music on Gregobase at https://gregobase.selapa.net/chant.php?id=4061

Day 47 of #100daysofchant A priest requested recordings of the propers for 5th July for a Missa Cantata celebrating his 20th anniversary of priestly ordination. Here is a video I hope will help someone preparing to sing for this feast day. SERMO meus, et prædicátio mea non in persuasibílibus humánæ sapiéntiæ verbis, sed in ostensióne spíritus, et virtútis. Ps. 110: 1. Confitébor tibi, Dómine, in toto corde meo, in consílio justórum et congregatióne. Gloria Patri. My speech and my preaching was not in the persuasive words of human wisdom, but in the showing of spirit and power. Ps. I will praise Thee, O Lord with my whole heart, in the council of the just, and in the congregation. Glory be to the Father. 0:00 Intro to Propers Tool 1:34 Computer "sings" the Introit 2:59 I sing the Introit 5:38 Closing Support this Channel https://www.buymeacoffee.com/veronicab https://paypal.me/veronicabrandt Courses https://www.udemy.com/course/sing-officium-parvum-bmv/?referralCode=7C9068C18692B9588F76 https://gum.co/bvmsing Websites https://www.brandt.id.au https://www.kidschant.com https://littleoffice.brandt.id.au https://dead.brandt.id.au https://compline.brandt.id.au https://www.repleatur.net https://knit.brandt.id.au https://newbookoldhyms.brandt.id.au https://roman-martyrology.brandt.id.au https://veromarybrrr.wordpress.com https://hymni.wordpress.com

If you could pray - our priest for the camp is unable to come, so we're praying for a priest. If a priest can come and say Mass, then this plan still holds. Download music for Mass 1 here: https://www.ccwatershed.org/kyriale/

Part of preparing for Advent. Matins of the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary The formidable hour with three Psalms and the amazing Responsories. Here is an arrangement for Wednesdays and Saturdays in Advent, on days which aren't feasts of Our Lady, leading straight into Lauds for Advent. https://rumble.com/v20rfx5-sung-lauds-in-advent-from-the-little-office-of-the-blessed-virgin-mary.html or bailing and skipping to the end of Lauds for the Unofficial Ending option (about 17:40) As always, the booklets can be downloaded from: https://littleoffice.brandt.id.au/ God bless you.

I run through the Marian Antiphon for Advent and Christmas. My book, A New Book of Old Hymns, contains all four Marian Antiphons to take you all around the year. https://newbookoldhymns.brandt.id.au

Officium Defunctorum Ad Sextam For more information plus downloadable booklets see my website: https://dead.brandt.id.au Sometimes devotional books include the Office of the Dead, but they only include the Major Hours: Matins, Lauds and Vespers. I'm going from the Office for All Souls Day. We had the custom of praying Compline from All Souls Day after any evening Requiem Mass, so I am assuming it applies to all the minor hours too.

Day 87 of #100daysofchant I went with the "est vera" version thinking that it would be the better version as the new books were using it - like the way some of the Pre-Urbanite versions of hymns were being revived. Unfortunately, this isn't the way most of the groups I sing with sing it. "Ubi caritas et amor" is pretty entrenched. If I ever get around to the new version of A New Book of Old Hymns, this is one of many little changes to be made. https://newbookoldhymns.brandt.id.au/hymns/ubicaritas.html

Day 100 of #100daysofchant Well, this is the final installment. I hope you enjoyed the ride. https://newbookoldhymns.brandt.id.au/hymns/avemaria.html

Chant on the Kalimba from the Ward Method Hymnal Day 39 of #100daysofchant This is the tune for the Advent hymn, Creator Alme Siderum, set to the words for the Benediction hymn O Salutaris Hostia. You can find a link to the Ward Hymnal on this page under Teaching Aids: https://musicasacra.com/literature/

Day 58 of #100daysofchant A priest requested recordings of the propers for 5th July for a Missa Cantata celebrating his 20th anniversary of priestly ordination. Here is a video I hope will help someone preparing to sing for this feast day. TESTIS mihi est Deus, quo modo cúpiam omnes vos in viscéribus Jesu Christi. Et hoc oro, ut cáritas vestra magis ac magis abúndet in sciéntia, et in omni sensu. V. Ut probétis potióra, ut sitis sincéri, et sine offénsa in diem Christi. For God is my witness, how I long after you in the bowels of Jesus Christ. And this I pray, that your charity may more and more abound in knowledge and in all understanding. V. That you may approve the better things, that you may be sincere and without offence unto the day of Jesus Christ. 0:00 Intro 0:43 Computer "sings" the Gradual 3:05 I sing the Gradual 6:13 I sing the Gradual to a Psalm Tone 6:58 Same psalm tone a little bit lower 7:40 Closing Support this Channel https://www.buymeacoffee.com/veronicab https://paypal.me/veronicabrandt Courses https://www.udemy.com/course/sing-officium-parvum-bmv/?referralCode=7C9068C18692B9588F76 https://gum.co/bvmsing Websites https://www.brandt.id.au https://www.kidschant.com https://littleoffice.brandt.id.au https://dead.brandt.id.au https://compline.brandt.id.au https://www.repleatur.net https://knit.brandt.id.au https://newbookoldhyms.brandt.id.au https://roman-martyrology.brandt.id.au https://veromarybrrr.wordpress.com https://hymni.wordpress.com

Here's the updated (1632) Vespers Hymn for the feast of the Epiphany. It's taken from the longer hymn **A solis ortus cardine** which has a verse beginning with each letter of the alphabet. Unfortunately the update changes the first letter, which kinda defeats the purpose, but the Humanists thought it better that way. Compare and contrast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaazB4g9xXM 1. Crudelis Herodes, deum Regem venire quid times? Non eripit mortalia, Qui regna dat caelestia. 2. Ibant magi, quam viderant, Stellam sequentes praeviam: Lumen requirunt lumine, Deum fatentur munere. 3. Lavacra puri gurgitis Caelestis Agnus attigit; Peccata, quae non detulit, Nos abluendo sustulit. 4. Novum genus potentiae, Aquae rubescunt hydriae, Vinumque jussa fundere Mutavit unda originem. 5. Jesu, tibi sit Gloria, Qui apparuisti gentibus, Cum Patre et almo Spiritu In sempiterna saecula. Amen. English: WHY, impious Herod, vainly fear that Christ the Saviour cometh here? He takes no earthly realms away Who gives the crown that lasts for aye. To greet His birth the Wise Men went, led by the star before them sent; called on by light, towards Light they pressed, and by their gifts their God confessed. In holy Jordan's purest wave the heavenly Lamb vouchsafed to lave; That He, to whom was sin unknown, might cleanse His people from their own. New miracle of power divine! The water reddens into wine: He spake the word: and poured the wave in other streams than nature gave. All glory, Lord, to Thee we pay for Thine Epiphany today; all glory as is ever meet, to Father and to Paraclete. Amen. Translation by John Mason Neale

The booklet I'm taking clips from is here: https://gregorio-project.github.io/examples/benedictiones/benedictiones.pdf But I'm not following it very closely. And here is an article about the booklet and where you can buy it: https://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2011/05/norcia-republishes-chanted-latin-table.html

https://www.kidschant.com/post/sursum-corda-camp-23/ 0:00 Intro 0:29 15th Sunday after Pentecost 3:17 Sts Protus & Hyacinth 5:27 Holy Name of Mary 7:20 Exaltation of the Holy Cross 9:52 Seven Sorrows of Our Lady

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This hymn is also the Lauds hymn for the feast of the Immaculate Conception (8th December) - you can find it on page 1314 in your Liber Usualis. Check out my other Little Office resources: https://littleoffice.brandt.id.au A few people have contacted me to say I should make simpler videos, just the singing with the sheet music on the screen. O gloriosa virginum, Sublimis inter sidera, Qui te creavit, parvulum, Lactente nutris ubere. Quod Heva tristis abstulit, Tu reddis almo germine: Intrent ut astra flebiles, Caeli recludis cardines. Tu Regis alti janua Et aula lucis fulgida: Vitam datam per Virginem, Gentes redemptae, plaudite. Jesu, tibi sit gloria, Qui natus es de Virgine, Cum Patre, et almo Spiritu, In sempiterna saecula. Amen. In English: O Queen of all the Virgin choir, Enthroned above the starry sky; Who with pure milk from thy own breast Thy own Creator didst supply. What man hath lost in hapless Eve, Thy sacred womb to man restores; Thou to the sorrowing here beneath Hast open’d Heaven’s eternal doors. Hail, O refulgent Hall of light! Hail, Gate sublime of Heaven’s high King! Through thee redeem’d to endless life, Thy praise let all the nations sing. O Jesu! born of Virgin bright, Immortal glory be to Thee; Praise to the Father infinite, And Holy Ghost eternally.

Day 66 of #100daysofchant I didn't do a great job here - I missed a verse accidentally and went flat, but hoping that on the balance, it may illuminate another corner of the treasure trove of the Church's patrimony of sacred music. Refrain: Hail, Mother of mercy, Mother of God, and Mother of pardon, Mother of hope, and Mother of grace, Mother full of holy joy, O Mary! 1. Hail, honor of mankind; hail, Virgin worthier than others, who surpass all virgins and in heaven occupy the highest seat of honor, O Mary! 2. Hail, happy child-bearing Mother, for He Who sits at the right hand of the Father, ruling heaven, earth, and sky, didst enclose Himself within Thy womb, O Mary! 3. The Father created thee, the Only-Begotten One loved thee, the Holy Spirit made thee fruitful, thou art made wholly divine, O Mary! 4. God wondrously created thee; looks on thee, the humble handmaid; seeks thee, the amiable spouse; no one was made similar to thee, O Mary! 5. All the just desire to praise thee, but it is never sufficient; Many praises of thee they receive, but they are utterly deficient, O Mary! 6. O Mother, be our solace; thou Virgin, be our joy; at last, after this exile, join us, rejoicing, to the heavenly choirs, O Mary!

Here's the old Vespers Hymn for the feast of the Epiphany. It's taken from the longer hymn *A solis ortus cardine* which has a verse beginning with each letter of the alphabet. I'm singing this as written in the Antiphonale Monasticum (Benedictine). The words were "updated" in 1632 and that's where the slightly different version in the Liber Usualis comes from and I'll upload that version next. 1. Hostis Herodes impie, Christum venire quid times? Non eripit mortalia, Qui regna dat caelestia. 2. Ibant magi, quam viderant, Stellam sequentes praeviam: Lumen requirunt lumine, Deum fatentur munere. 3. Lavacra puri gurgitis Caelestis Agnus attigit; Peccata, quae non detulit, Nos abluendo sustulit. 4. Novum genus potentiae, Aquae rubescunt hydriae, Vinumque iussa fundere Mutavit unda originem. 5. Gloria tibi, Domine, Qui apparuisti hodie, Cum Patre et Sancto Spiritu In sempiterna saecula. Amen. English: WHY, impious Herod, vainly fear that Christ the Saviour cometh here? He takes no earthly realms away Who gives the crown that lasts for aye. To greet His birth the Wise Men went, led by the star before them sent; called on by light, towards Light they pressed, and by their gifts their God confessed. In holy Jordan's purest wave the heavenly Lamb vouchsafed to lave; That He, to whom was sin unknown, might cleanse His people from their own. New miracle of power divine! The water reddens into wine: He spake the word: and poured the wave in other streams than nature gave. All glory, Lord, to Thee we pay for Thine Epiphany today; all glory as is ever meet, to Father and to Paraclete. Amen. Translation by John Mason Neale

Chant on the Kalimba from the Ward Method Hymnal Day 40 of #100daysofchant This is the tune for the Pentecost hymn, Veni Creator Spiritus, set to the words for the Benediction hymn O Salutaris Hostia. You can find a link to the Ward Hymnal on this page under Teaching Aids: https://musicasacra.com/literature/

Day 83 of #100daysofchant Everyone should know this one. I keep assuming everyone does, and that's probably why I haven't recorded it already. This is one I loved reading in our parish hymnbook during Mass way back in the 80s, in the Gerard Manley Hopkins translation without the Pelican verse. I would spend Mass memorizing it, even though I'm not sure if I understood it all. You can find more info about it, plus the pdf for the visuals here: https://newbookoldhymns.brandt.id.au/hymns/adorote.html

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Continuing with the Office of the Dead. I'm collecting all the supporting material at my website: https://dead.brandt.id.au