Angelis suis - "His angels" - is the gradual for the first Sunday of Lent; it's a beautiful chant, as sung here by Giovanni Vianini:
Here's the chant score:
As noted last year, all the chants for this first Sunday in Lent come from Psalm 91; this text is from verses 11-12.
Here are the propers for for Lent I, from the Brazilian Benedictines:
Here are posts on Chantblog about the propers for the First Sunday in Lent:
Here's the chant score:
As noted last year, all the chants for this first Sunday in Lent come from Psalm 91; this text is from verses 11-12.
To his Angels he has given a commandment concerning you, to keep you in all your ways. On their hands they will bear you up, lest you dash your foot against a stone.
Here are the propers for for Lent I, from the Brazilian Benedictines:
Hebdomada prima quadragesimæ Introitus: Ps. 90, 15.16 et 1 Invocabit me (cum Gloria Patri) (4m21.1s - 4083 kb) score
Dominica
Graduale: Ps. 90, 11-12 Angelis suis (4m03.3s - 3805 kb) score
Tractus: Ps. 90, 1-7 et 11-16 Qui habitat (2m59.0s - 2801 kb) score
Offertorium: Ps. 90, 4-5 Scapulis suis (1m04.4s - 1011 kb) score
Communio: Ps. 90, 4-5 Scapulis suis (4m32.5s - 4261 kb) score
Here are posts on Chantblog about the propers for the First Sunday in Lent:
- The Introit for the First Sunday in Lent: Invocabit me
- Angelis suis: the Lent I gradual
- Qui Habitat: "The First Sunday of Lent: A Note on the Tract" (also see, for interest, Josquin des Prez: Qui habitat)
- The Lent I Offertory: Scapulis suis
- The Communio for the First Sunday in Lent: Scapulis suis
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