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3. Neo-Gregorian Chant Exchange .................................................110 C. Neo-Gregorian Feast of St. Aredius ....................................................114 1. Foremass ....................................................................................114 2. Eucharist ....................................................................................122 (a.) Offertory ..........................................................................122 (b.) Communion .....................................................................125 3. Alternative Prosa and Tropes .......................................................125 (a.) Prosa ................................................................................125 (b.) Aredius Tropes ................................................................128 4. Summary ....................................................................................128 D. Masses for the Second Sunday of Lent and for the Dead ....................130 1. Pa903 Second Sunday of Lent .....................................................132 2. Mass for the Dead .......................................................................135 E. Neo-Gregorian Mass Chants and Gallican Influence ...........................137 1. Neo-Gregorian Chant Characteristics .........................................137 2. Gallican Influence ......................................................................138 (a.) Neo-Gregorian Chants ......................................................138 (b.) Traditional Gallican Chants..............................................140 F. Aquitaine and St. Yrieix Repertories in the Pa903 Sanctoral ................142 1. Regional and Local Neo-Gregorian Sanctoral Chants .................142 2. Conclusion .................................................................................145 VI. The Gradual of St. Yrieix in Aquitaine .....................................................148 A. Overview ...........................................................................................148 B. St. Yrieix in Transition .......................................................................148 C. Pa903: Usage and Ecclesiastical Identity ............................................151 D. Pa903 Chant Repertories ....................................................................154 1. Antiphons, Tropes, Prosulas, and Prosas.....................................154 2. Mass Chants ...............................................................................155 (a.) Neo-Gregorian Chants ......................................................155 (b.) Gallican Influence ............................................................155 x
3. Chants Transmitted only by Pa903 ............................................156 E. The Aquitanian Graduals ....................................................................157 1. Similarity of the Manuscripts ......................................................157 2. Copying of Pa903........................................................................158 F. Conclusion .........................................................................................159 Appendices.......................................................................................................163 Appendix A3-1 Front Guard Paper of Pa903 ............................................163 Appendix A3-2 Table of St. Yrieix Sanctoral Feasts ................................165 Appendix A3-3 Pa903 AMS GALL Tours Limousin Usage .....................169 Appendix A3-4 Aquitanian Sanctorals .....................................................176 Appendix A4-1 Pa903 Antiphons ............................................................183 Appendix A4-2 Pa903 Tropes ..................................................................193 Appendix A4-3 Complete Pa903 Prosulas and Prosas ..............................198 Appendix A5-1 Neo-Gregorian Repertory ..............................................202 Appendix A5-2 Finding of the Cross: Aquitanian Formularies .................225 Appendix A5-3 Aquitanian Notation of Pa903 .........................................229 Appendix A5-4 Neo-Gregorian Mass Chant Concordances (Sanctoral) ....231 Appendix A5-5 Transcriptions of the St. Yrieix Unicum Mass Chants .....239 List of Abbreviations ........................................................................................252 List of Manuscripts...........................................................................................252 Bibliography ....................................................................................................253 Vita …………………………………………………………………………….265 xi
Page 1 and 2: Copyright by William Manning Sherri
Page 3 and 4: The Gradual of St. Yrieix in Eleven
Page 5 and 6: Acknowledgements I express deep gra
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Page 9: C. Elements of Usage in Pa903 and R
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Page 15 and 16: List of Figures Figure 1-1 Map of A
Page 17 and 18: I. Introduction A. AREDIUS AND THE
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Page 21 and 22: (particularly from PM13) has also b
Page 23 and 24: the region. 17 The usage of St. Yri
Page 25 and 26: dependency of the Collegiate Church
Page 27 and 28: In contrast to the Aredius hagiogra
Page 29 and 30: funeral Aredius saved two women suf
Page 31 and 32: Table 2-1 List of St. Aredius Beque
Page 33 and 34: anachronism in these vitae, authors
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Page 47 and 48: (d.) The Later Centuries After the
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Page 51 and 52: Figure 2-5 Saint Yrieix Bible, Thir
Page 53 and 54: Table 2-2 St. Aredius and St. Yriei
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Page 59 and 60: Table 3-1 Contents Pa903 Based on C
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Figure 3-1 Example Initials and Cap
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The ornamental pen-work in the desi
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includes the early eleventh-century
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the patron saint and other senior p
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patterns of association between 263
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Pa903. Finally, there are sixteen A
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Table 3-2 Neo-Gregorian Regional an
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century Collegiate Church of St. Ma
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that is also found in Harley4951, P
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Appendix A3-4 compares the sanctora
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5. Summary Liturgical usage as refl
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were also chosen for St. Yrieix whi
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through the intercession of Aredius
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The principal goal of this Section
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Table 4-1 Pa903 Regional Antiphons
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Contiued Pa903 Antiphon Incipit PM1
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Table 4-2a St. Yrieix Antiphon Repe
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These eleventh-century antiphons, c
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Table 4-3 Troped Masses in Pa903 Ma
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Table 4-4 Pa903 Tropes for Chants N
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Table 4-6(a) Pa903 Kyrie Tropes Inc
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Table 4-7 Pa903 Gloria, Sanctus, Ag
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melisma. Appendix A4-3 lists both g
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(b.) Alleluia Prosas in Pa903 Pa776
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Table 4-9 Offertory Prosulas of Pa9
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E. PROMINENT EMBELLISHED MASSES The
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sacramentaries that were not includ
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A. OVERVIEW V. Neo-Gregorian Chants
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and (2) local neo-Gregorian chants
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Table 5-2a Temporal and Ritual Mass
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The sanctoral clearly contains the
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(a.) Chants of the Temporal and Rit
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Table 5-5 Pa903 Prominent Neo-Grego
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Table 5-6 Pa903 Neo-Gregorian Conco
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century missal from Veroli. 19 The
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line (the custos, marked 5) indicat
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This gradual follows Gregorian conv
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There are two prosas for the Arediu
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Figure 5-2d The Aredius Prosa Allel
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OFFERTORY p.220 Immaculatas hostiar
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(b.) Communion The Communion (Figur
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Figure 5-5 The Aredius Prosa Astra
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Table 5-9 Introit Trope Sets for St
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Table 5-10 Neo-Gregorian Masses for
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week of Lent suggests a new regiona
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2. Mass for the Dead The neo-Gregor
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E. NEO-GREGORIAN MASS CHANTS AND GA
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the Saturninus offertory : …victi
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Table 5-12 Traditional Gallican Cha
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(with the Gregorian chants removed)
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Gregorian feast included in the tra
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expressed visions of the sanctity a
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through the Middle Ages. 1 Historic
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fact by the Bishop and Viscounts of
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the chant texts of the Cassinese ne
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Aquitanian gradual (Pa776), while t
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E. THE AQUITANIAN GRADUALS 1. Simil
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the neo-Gregorian chants for neo-Gr
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to fill in the issues in geographic
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Appendices APPENDIX A3-1 FRONT GUAR
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APPENDIX A3-2 TABLE OF ST. YRIEIX S
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Table Continued Pa903 Item AMS GALL
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APPENDIX A3-3 PA903 AMS GALL TOURS
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APPENDIX A4-1 PA903 ANTIPHONS Compl
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Pa903 Antiphon Incipit PM13p/f AMS
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Pa903 Antiphon Incipit PM13 p./f. A
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Pa903 Antiphon Incipit PM13/f. AMS
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Table A4-1.2 Gregorian Antiphons in
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APPENDIX A4-2 PA903 TROPES Table A4
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Pa903 Tropes Incipit PM13ff. Commen
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Pa903 Tropes Incipit ff. Comment In
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Table A5-1.1 Complete List of Neo-G
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Neo-Greg chants continued Incipit P
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Table A5-1.4 Sanctoral Feasts in Pa
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Table A5-1.5 Neo-Gregorian Chants o
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Chants of the Temporal cont’d Inc
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Table A5-1.7 Neo-Gregorian Chants o
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Neo-Greg in Greg Sanctoral cont’d
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Neo-Greg Chants in Neo-Greg Sanctor
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APPENDIX A5-2 FINDING OF THE CROSS:
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Table A5-2.2b Finding of the Cross
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APPENDIX A5-3 AQUITANIAN NOTATION O
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APPENDIX A5-4 NEO-GREGORIAN MASS CH
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Appendix 5-4, Table A5-4.1 cont‟d
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Table A5-4.1 (Continued) 4/4 235
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Table A5-4.2 Continued Incipit Pa90
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APPENDIX A5-5 TRANSCRIPTIONS OF THE
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GR Beatam Aredii animam ad caelos C
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PM13:220 OF: Immaculatas hostiarum
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PM13:220 Aredius OF Verse 1 O incli
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Figure A5-5.6 Finding of the Cross
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PM13:207 Figure A5-5.8 Pa903 Benedi
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PM13:194 Figure A5-5.10 Barnabas Al
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Bibliography Aigrain, René, “Are
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http://www.uniRegensburg.de/Fakulta
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Gregory of Tours. The History of th
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Justmann, Dean Richard. “Mode-one
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Montalembert, Charles Forbes, comte
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ömische und alt-spanische repertoi
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Vita William M. Sherrill is a nativ
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