Gregorian Psalm Tones with English Texts? - National Association ...
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1 Custos<br />
this style of singing chant.<br />
In an address given in 2004, Abbot Philip DuMont of Solesmes told his<br />
Roman audience: “Why not ask <strong>Gregorian</strong> chant to reveal its secret in the<br />
languages and in the cultures of our time? That which was the fruit of one of<br />
the biggest cultural turnovers in the history of the Church—could it not help<br />
us to face the challenges of our time? And to lead finally all peoples to sing<br />
‘the great deeds of God in our own tongues’ (Acts 2:11).”<br />
For further development of your Kyriale simplex, I recommend the Liber<br />
cantualis, published by Solesmes and available from GIA Publications. More<br />
<strong>English</strong> language settings are available in a collection entitled The Saint Meinrad<br />
Kyriale from St. Meinrad Archabbey in Indiana (website: http://www.<br />
saintmeinradmusic.org).<br />
To listen to the Sanctus<br />
<strong>with</strong> Latin and <strong>English</strong><br />
text, click here.