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Sacred Music Studies
Year 2 - August
This is the last newsletter for Year 2! Soon, the hymns for Year 3 will be announced on www.TraditonalCatholicLiving.com, and Year 1 will be made available there for easier access. What I enjoyed about Year 1 was the included articles and videos about sacred music. I'm hoping to gather these resources onto the site for anyone to use with whatever Year they are learning. I'm also hoping to share with you new articles and resources as I discover them.
Month at-a-glance:

Hymn: Who is She Ascends So High
PDF

AUDIO

Gregorian chant: Coloring page

Extra Listening for Enjoyment: Gregorian chant Propers for the feast of the Assumption
 
Sheet Music

The image on the right is from the St. Pius X Hymnal. The image on the left is a score I made, and you can follow along and learn the melody on Musescore. It works better on a computer, and you don't need to buy an app or anything.
 
Audio - YouTube
Audio & Melody-only Score
You can also download and print the melody-only score.
Hymn: Who is She Ascends So High
Text: Sir John Beaumont (+1627)
Music: Corner (1631)

TEXT:

Who is she ascends so high,
Next the heav’nly King,
Round about whom angels fly,
And her praises sing?

Who is she adorned with light;
Makes the sun her robe?
At whose feet the queen of night
Lays her changing globe?

This is she in whose pure womb
Heaven’s Prince remained;
Wherefore in no earthly tomb
Could she be contained.

Heav’n she was, which held that fire,
Whence the world took light,
And to heav’n doth now aspire:
Flames with flames unite.

She that did so clearly shine,
Our Day once begun,
See how bright her beams decline,
Sitting with the Sun.
 

New American Cursive Practice Page
(You can build your own copywork pages at WorksheetWorks.com.)
Gregorian Chant
 
  • Listen to the Gregorian chant propers for the feast of the Assumption (see below)
Extra Listening for Enjoyment:
 
  • Gregorian Chant Propers for the feast of the Assumption. Corpus Christi Watershed has an amazing collection of videos and scores of the propers for every Sunday!
  1. Introit
  2. Gradual and Alleluia
  3. Offertory
  4. Communion
 
  • Chant Kyriale (CCWatershed) - did you know there are 18 different Gregorian Mass settings?
 

 
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