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 \n80METIME  \nMember of the Council of the PlainsongMedieval Music Society,Member of the Council of the Guild of Orgaists;  \nand  \nHonorary Local Examiner to the Royal College of Music.  \nVoice Part only,price 1/-net.(By post,1/1.)LIberal reduotion to Choirs for 80 Copies and upwards.Bound copies,2/-.(By post,2/2.)  \nPrinted by WLSON's Music AND GNERAL PRINTING Co.,LTD.,676,Turnmill Street,London,E.C.  \nPublished by the Rev.J.B.CROFT,and sold at  \nTHE PLAINSONG DEPÔT,  \n7,Marsham St.,Westminster,S.W.  \nCOPYRIGHT,BECOND EDITION,1907.  \n羽rcface.  \nHOULJ THE CONGREGATION SING INLD In       Unli0INi   1CHURCH?That is a question which is muchto the fore—and I unhesitatingly answer,YES,CERTAINLY;and the aim and object of this bookis to provide Music [as regards the Service of theHoly Communion]in which the Congregation canjoin quietly and reverently.  \nThis book is a separate reprint,in a cheap form,ofthe first I36 pages of the larger book in use atSt.Matthew’s,Westminster.  \nIt has been issued in answer to the urgent requestof many for a cheap,simple,and practical Manualof Plainsong,without the more elaborate Introits,Graduals,etc.,for certain days,which are containedin the larger work.  \nI beg to state that all the Music contained in thisbook is,in every sense,genuinely derived and adap-ted from the various Diocesan Plainsong books ofNorth-West Europe.  \nMy own individuality only comes in in the scientificmethod and process,in accordance with which allthese practical adaptations have been arranged.  \nThe words in all cases govern the Music,not themusic the words.Every effort has been made toretain the structure of Musical Form,and to re-mouldand re-cast it for English words.  \nThese Services are written in Modern Notation,forthe sake of convenience;but the relative time-valuesof the various notes are not absolute as in ModernMusic,but only approximate.  \nThe Music should be sung lightly and delicately,in a flowing manner,avoiding the common practice ofhammering out the notes.  \nGood breathing,and good control of the breath,are necessary for good singing;and good singing isrequired for Plainsong.  \nBut one should bear in mind that there must begood vocal tone;and full and careful breathing isthe basis of good voice-production.  \nWhen a neume(i.e.,a group of_notes)isset to one syllable,THE FIRST NOTETAKES THE WEIGHT OF THE VOICE,and is,as it were,the parent of the othernotes,which are lightly and smoothly drawnfrom it.  \nIn a neume immediately before a bar,and especiallyin a final neume before a double bar,there is a rallen-tando (a slowing down)of the final notes,which inthis case take a certain amount of weight.  \nThe Cantors should,if possible,stand at a Lecternin the centre of the Chancel,facing East.  \nIt is interesting to note that the Music of CreedVII.is the oldest known,and is (at least)a form of,if not the original Music of the Creed when it wasonly sung occasionally.It has been traditionallysung for over a thousand years.  \nThe Congregation should join—softly,quietly,and  \nreverently--with the Choir in singing the parts marked\"Chorus”or“Full.\"  \n[I venture to suggest that the interested membersof the Congregation should have their ozen books,and at home quietly hum through the CongregationalMusic for the coming Sunday or Festival.]  \nI believe that there is not only great beauty anddignity in the Music of these old Services,but aboveall,a ring of true worship;also,that Music of thiskind will be the basis of true Congregational Singingin the future,as it has been in the past.  \nWhere alternative double notes are written,theChoirmaster should decide which of the two is tobe sung.  \nTHE BREATHING SIGNS.—The sign“√”indicatesa short,quick breath with no perceptibl","cbCaibjNE2odYyB3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibjNE2odYyB3","pdf",3635079,160,"English","# RE-CAST, ARRANGED, AND ADAPTED\n## Music and purpose for the Holy Communion service\n## Notation, breathing, and performance instructions\n## Breathing signs and choir/congregation guidance\n## Contents overview (Introits, Gradual, Offertory, Hymns, Post-Communion, Tract, Sursum Corda, Sequence)","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of the book?\",\"answer\":\"To provide Plainsong music for the Service of the Holy Communion so the congregation can join quietly and reverently.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book present the music and how are note values treated?\",\"answer\":\"The services are written in modern notation for convenience, but relative time-values are approximate rather than absolute.\"},{\"question\":\"What do the breathing signs “√” and “V” mean?\",\"answer\":\"“√” indicates a short, quick breath with no perceptible pause, while “V” indicates a longer, fuller breath that generally requires a slight pause.\"}]","RE-CAST, ARRANGED, AND ADAPTED - English title: HOULJ THE CONGREGATION SING INLD In Unli0INi 1CHURCH? | PDF",403]