Saint Benedict stipulated in his Rule that the monks sing the entire Psalter, the book of Psalms, every week, and this has been done since the 6th century. Unlike the Mass repertoire, the Divine Office is essentially composed of Antiphons (a sort of refrain) that introduce and conclude the recitation of the Psalms, as well as Responses (which can be more or less ornate), Readings, Hymns, and opening and closing Prayers. Samuel Weber, O.S.B.In his Rule, Saint Benedict provides for a balanced division to the monk’s day, shared between the prayer of the Office – or prayer of the Hours, designated according to the progress of the course of the sun – and Lectio Divina, manual or intellectual work, and rest. Mass XVII ( Missa in Tempus Adventus et Quadragesimae) Oratio post communionem, Benedicto, Dimissio Table of Contents w/ Downloadable MP3sĬollecta, Liturgia Verbi (Prima & Secunda)Įlevans, Ritus Communionis (Pater Noster)
Some browsers will play the MP3 if you simply click the link others will save the file. To download: Right-click on the link and select 'save link as' (or 'save target as'). All additions to the Second Edition will be uploaded here as they become available. We have already combined recordings from the original CD set with brand new recordings of Mass parts and settings as well as some new hymns (new entries marked with + in the table below). The recordings will include all the Masses and the first stanza and refrains of the hymns. All the music in the hymnal will be recorded by a choir and posted online as MP3 files.
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