Chants of the Vatican Graduale - MusicaSacra

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ne
sede
1
et
ab
et
ge-
1
per
non
multiad
et
be-
2
mi-
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su-
unflee-
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2 3
1dpiinsaecu-
miseripe-
First Sunday in Lent 123
Second Phrase
3 4
sericordi- am
rit
per a-
quamofrent, aut formare-tur
rit se- men
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dex- tris
Third Phrase
2 3
veritd- tern
auditio- ne
short]
short]
orbis: a
nerdtio re-
Fourth Phrase
4 5 6
tipli-cadem
pe- dem
lum tu es
ne- dicordi-
a
dum tu-
5
tu-
^Jure-
~Jen-
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e-
me-
4 (5)
tuma-
sae- cu-
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7
nomebuntu-Decee-
6-
6
am,
stus:
nam
das
ra
jus:
is
6
am
la
lo
rum
8
ctem.
bit.
tur.
um.
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tur.
jus.
rum.
The melody was transposed, since ordinarily the gamut d c eft d c
would have resulted over manddvit. The motive e f d a 6 a g in the third
phrase of the corpus is varied somewhat in the first phrase of the verse:
e d cb c a g and efdbcag, and entirely at the end e d 6 b db c (a). In
the verse the principal accents receive a gentle preparation through a
pes: por-tdbunt, of-fendas... Corresponding passages were indicated by
slurs.