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Deus in adjutorium (Tonus festivus)

Version

• Solesmes 1961

Usage

• Toni Communes

Tags

• In II Vesperis

Sources

• The Liber Usualis, Solesmes, 1961, p. 250

Proofread by:

• Jan Go-ski (Jun 09, 2016)

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Remarks

This transcription started with the solemn tone of Deus in adjutorium (L.U., pg. 112) which was downloaded from the GregoBase website.

WV, my source is Liber Usualis, 1921, p. 255.

History

• Mar 30, 2023: (Jacques Perriere) ?
• Mar 30, 2023: DEus, Sic-ut, Allelú{ia}, glóriae, unnecessary accents, punctuation, dot at the end, R., adding V. (Jacques Perriere) ?
• Mar 27, 2022: (blablapro) ?
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• Mar 27, 2022: (blablapro) ?
• Mar 07, 2021: gabc cleanup (Olivier Berten) ?
• Apr 14, 2018: Modified tag (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 24, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 24, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 24, 2016: Spelling of tag (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: Minor corrections (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: Added replacement for Alleluia from Spetuagesima until Easter. (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: (Wim Veth) ?
• Jan 23, 2016: I found this transcription in complete disorder, the conversion must have gone wrong. (Wim Veth) ?
• Original transcriber: Christopher Green

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