Chants of the Vatican Graduale - MusicaSacra

BIBLIOGRAPHY
Following are some works which might prove of interest to the
readers of Johner, not because they will find any further and formal explanation
of the Vatican Gradual and its melodies, but because these
books should be of help towards a better understanding of the Graduate.
BOOKS
Benedictines of Stanbrook, A Grammar of Plainsong, 2nd Ed. (Worcester,
1926), 128 pp.
Benedictine Nuns of Stanbrook, A Grammar of Plainsong (Benziger
Bros.), 80 pp.
Benedictines of Stanbrook, Gregorian Music (London, 1897), 97 pp.
Birkle, Dom S., A Complete and Practical Method of the Solesmes Chant,
translated from the German by A. Lamaistre, (J. F. Wagner, New
York, 1904), 150 pp.
Desroquettes, Dom J. Hebert, U Accompagnement Rhythmique d'apres les
Principes de Solesmes (Tournai), 73 pp.
Egerton, Clement C, A Handbook of Church Music (London, 1909),
218 pp.
Ferretti, Dom P., Principii Teoretici e Practici di Canto Gregoriano, 3rd
Ed. (Rome, 1914), 24. pp.
Huegle, Dom Gregory, Catechism of Gregorian Chant, (J. Fischer and Bro.,
1928), 115 pp.
Haberl, F. X., Magister Choralis, A Theoretical and Practical Manual of
Gregorian Chant, Translated by Rev. N. Donnelly (Ratisbon), 283 pp.
Johner, Dom D., A New School of Gregorian Chant, Translated from the
German, 3rd Ed., (Pustet, New York, 1925), 364 pp.
Johner, Dom D., Erklaerung des Kyriale (Pustet), 128 pp.
Laroche, Th., Principes Traditionelles d' Execution du Chant Gregorien,
(Tournai, 1929), 331 pp.
Leone, Dom G., Grammatica di Canto Gregoriano (Badia di Cava, 1925),
91pp.
Liturgical Movement, The (Liturgical Press, Collegeville, Minn.)
Missia, F. A., A Church Music, A Brief Guide to its Meaning and Regulations
for its Liturgical Observance.
Mocquereau, Dom Andre, Nombre Musical, Gregor.,Le, 2 Vols. (Tournai,
1908-1927).
Mocquereau, Dom Andre, The Art of Gregorian Chant (The Catholic
Education Press, Washington, D.C.), 24 pp.
Mocquereau, Dom Andre and Cagin, Dom Paul, Plain Chant and Solesmes,
(London, 1909), 71 pp.