The Hymnal Noted – Ancient Hymns with Gregorian Chant
A collection of over a hundred hymns, sequences, and antiphons from the Latin Church, translated into English and set to their original Gregorian melodies. Includes historical notes and indices for reference.
Translations of the Ancient Hymns of the Latin Church, Set to Their Proper Plainsong Melodies. Edited by the Rev. John Mason Neale and the Rev. Thomas Helmore.
This reprint of Neale’s Hymnal Noted provides a full reproduction of the original plainsong hymnals (1851 and 1854) spiral bound for convenient choir use. The volume also includes an appendix showing the historical origins of each hymn, as well as Neale’s own Short Commentary (1852) on part one of Hymnal.
Measures: 8 1/4” x 6 1/4”
A collection of over a hundred hymns, sequences, and antiphons from the Latin Church, translated into English and set to their original Gregorian melodies. Includes historical notes and indices for reference.
Translations of the Ancient Hymns of the Latin Church, Set to Their Proper Plainsong Melodies. Edited by the Rev. John Mason Neale and the Rev. Thomas Helmore.
This reprint of Neale’s Hymnal Noted provides a full reproduction of the original plainsong hymnals (1851 and 1854) spiral bound for convenient choir use. The volume also includes an appendix showing the historical origins of each hymn, as well as Neale’s own Short Commentary (1852) on part one of Hymnal.
Measures: 8 1/4” x 6 1/4”
A collection of over a hundred hymns, sequences, and antiphons from the Latin Church, translated into English and set to their original Gregorian melodies. Includes historical notes and indices for reference.
Translations of the Ancient Hymns of the Latin Church, Set to Their Proper Plainsong Melodies. Edited by the Rev. John Mason Neale and the Rev. Thomas Helmore.
This reprint of Neale’s Hymnal Noted provides a full reproduction of the original plainsong hymnals (1851 and 1854) spiral bound for convenient choir use. The volume also includes an appendix showing the historical origins of each hymn, as well as Neale’s own Short Commentary (1852) on part one of Hymnal.
Measures: 8 1/4” x 6 1/4”
