Observed arrival · 2026-09-19
The Roman Diurnal Noted
A proposed bilingual Latin–English liturgical book for the Roman Rite’s day hours, with chant notation throughout.
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- A single verse is marked for singing in each of the eight psalm tones.
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The homepage explains a notation scheme in which bold type falls on accents and italics mark syllables leading into cadences, with a syllable sometimes carrying both marks. It situates the project against the Monastic Diurnal from Farnborough and says the Roman office has never had an equivalent volume containing bilingual text and chant together. The ordinary is largely set, but the Sunday psalter and final production remain unfinished.
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