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- Alternatim refers to a technique of liturgical musical performance, especially in relationship to the Organ M****, but also to the Hymns, Magnificat and...
- Polyphonic settings can be found in five (or four) movements, calling for alternatim performance, i. e. alternating with Gregorian chant or with organ versets...
- the piano be explicitly forbidden. That the centuries' old practice of alternatim between choir and organ be concluded immediately. That women must not...
- Roman Canon Vulgate (Sixto-Clementine) Latin Psalters Related Agape feast Alternatim Anaphora Anima Christi Aspersion Catholic liturgy Coetus Internationalis...
- Roman Canon Vulgate (Sixto-Clementine) Latin Psalters Related Agape feast Alternatim Anaphora Anima Christi Aspersion Catholic liturgy Coetus Internationalis...
- pamphlet. Verso may also refer to: Verso (music), genre of the verset or alternatim in Iberian organ music Toyota Yaris Verso, a mini MPV Toyota Corolla Verso...
- Roman Canon Vulgate (Sixto-Clementine) Latin Psalters Related Agape feast Alternatim Anaphora Anima Christi Aspersion Catholic liturgy Coetus Internationalis...
- Jesuit Jan Vollaerts was a strong proponent of strict 2:1 proportionalism. Alternatim Cecilian Movement Schola Antiqua Semiology (Gregorian Chant) Rayburn,...
- Roman Canon Vulgate (Sixto-Clementine) Latin Psalters Related Agape feast Alternatim Anaphora Anima Christi Aspersion Catholic liturgy Coetus Internationalis...
- throughout: part of the so-called alternatim practice. The French Organ M**** is a classic example of the so-called alternatim practice, a term which indicates...