Simple English Proper (Lumen Christi Gradual and Modal Responsorial Psalms). The Roman Missal gives us these Bible verses to be sung per the examples recorded: the congregation joins the cantor for the antiphon (printed), then the cantor sing the Psalm alone, then the congregation and cantor repeat the antiphon.
Propers in Latin are identical in both Ordinary and Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite.
1974 Roman Gradual – Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite
Download pages of the Gregorian Missal: GM OT 15
Download corresponding Fr Weber’s English proper: OT15 proper ENG PW
Click to hear Introit (English antiphon – English verse – “Ego Autem” antiphon and verse “Dum Clamarem” antiphon and verse )
Responsorial (see “simple proper” above), or Gradual (cantor or schola alone)
Click to hear Offertory (English antiphon – English verse– Latin antiphon)
Click to hear Communion (English antiphon – English verse – Latin antiphon + verse)
NOTE: In the calendar year, the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time (above) is typically on the same date as the 6th Sunday after Pentecost (below). However, The Vatican II changes in the Lectionary resulted in the antiphons above to be drawn from the 10th Sunday after Pentecost tradition.
1962 Roman Gradual – Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite – 6th Sunday after Pentecost
Download pages of Mass & Vespers 1957: MV57-PT06
(some of these proper are sung in the Novus Ordo calendar on the 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time )
Professional recordings:
INTROIT:
GRADUAL:
ALLELUIA:
OFFERTORY:
COMMUNION:
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