3 hymns for the Holy Rosary - Caelestis aulae, In monte olivis, Jam morte victor

[@memlagu]

Gratias ago tibi, Soror mea! ✝ et ☦

[@0raetLabora]

Just delightful, Veronica!

[@VeronicaBrandt]

Thanks!

[@jaspie.72]

THANK YOU SO MUUUUUUCH.... ‼️🥳🥳

[@VeronicaBrandt]

Thank you for suggesting it - just the nudge I needed to try out my new recording space.

[@jaspie.72]

@@VeronicaBrandt Yes, but in fact I'm French so I don't understand all US sentences 😅 Thanks for your time !

[@jasongledhill2994]

Thanks for this. What book was this read from?

[@VeronicaBrandt]

Cantus Selecti from Solesmes - you can download a copy from Musica Sacra resources under Primary Chant Books churchmusicassociation.org/chant/

[@HarveyHaans]

Very nice! Where in the praying of the Rosary would one sing these? Just before the Creed? Understandingly this book would not have a hymn for the luminous mysteries. Would you know a Marian hymn that would fit those mysteries?

[@jaspie.72]

After the final decade of Ave Marîa, the Gloria Patri and the jaculatories, you should sing the hymn that corresponds to the group of mysteries that you prayed before. A hymn which resumes the three Rosary hymns ? Te gestiéntem gaudíis. ✝️

[@jaspie.72]

It's Cantus Selecti, a book has been published in 1957, however Luminous mysteries have been proposed in 2002 😉

[@VeronicaBrandt]

Good question about the Luminous Mysteries - so much has been built up around the original 15 mysteries, but there are hymns about the life of Christ. One famous hymn is A solis ortus cardine by Sedulius, but looking through those verses the only one that seems to hit one of the mysteries is the Wedding at Cana (Novum genus potentiae)

[@VeronicaBrandt]

Te gestientem gaudiis is a good one too - same tune again :)

[@jaspie.72]

@@VeronicaBrandt For Luminous mysteries, we have to have same melody than the three other hymns and a Latin text that corresponds to this quintette of mysteries. But I'm sure about its existence