In Inventione S. Crucis

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6 of 6 parts, 35 systems

In Inventione S. Crucis

In Inventione S. Crucis· printed pp. 170–174· 35 systems

The book gives this music by reference: Post Tempus Paschale dicitur eadem Missa, sed Introitus et Communio erunt sine Alleluia, et Graduale. Christus factus est, Pars IV, p. 162. Alleluia, alleluia. V. Dulce lignum, ut supra, p. 172.

Introit: the music, typeset — In Inventione S. Crucis, mode not recorded, organ accompaniment from Nova Organi Harmonia, part III, pp. 170–174, shown as 35 scanned music systems. These are images of a 1942 printed score and cannot be read by a screen reader.

In Inventione S. Crucis, mode not recorded, organ accompaniment from Nova Organi Harmonia, part III, pp. 170–174, shown as 35 scanned music systems. These are images of a 1942 printed score and cannot be read by a screen reader.

Source

Collection: Nova Organi Harmonia ad Graduale Romanum
Book: Book III
Edition: Lemmens Institute, Mechelen: H. Dessain, 1942.
Bound scan includes the regina and pius-x addenda (1954), each labelled Addenda ad Partem III.
Citation: pp. 170–174
Rights: The page images and everything cut from them are in the public domain.

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