Venite omnes exsultemus in conspectu

Source
Solesmes, Abbaye de Saint-Pierre, 596 ("The Wilton Processional")
Folio
002v
Sequence
3
Feast
Dom. 3 Adventus
Service
X
Genre
A
Cantus ID
005354
Mode
?
Full text as in Source (standardized spelling)
Venite omnes exsultemus in conspectu domini quia prope est dies in quo natale ejus celebremus et in illa die mundo corde ad altare domini [perveniamus quia promittitur filius virginis per visitationem spiritus sancti o beata infantia per quem generis nostri vita est reparata quia tamquam sponsus de thalamo Mariae Christus processit ex utero o virgo super virgines benedicta sic paries filium ut in virginitate non patiaris detrimentum]
Full text as in Source (source spelling)
Venite omnes Exultemus in conspectu domini quia prope est dies in quo natale eius celebremus et in illa die mundo corde ad altare domi-
Indexing Notes
Dominica tercia Ecce apparebit Lacuna--end of chant is missing

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F-SO 596
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Folio: 002v - Feast: Dom. 3 Adventus
3 X A Venite omnes exsultemus in conspectu 005354
Folio: 002v - Feast: Dom. 1 Adventus
1 X A O Gabriel nuntius caelorum qui 004028
2 X A Vocabitur nomen ejus Emmanuel quod interpretatur nobiscum deus 005485
Folio: 002v - Feast: LACUNA
99 Lacuna
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F-SO 596
Provenance: English
Date: 13th century (1275-1300) | late 13th c.
Cursus: Monastic
Inventoried by: Proofreader:
The inventory for F-SO 596 was prepared by Alison Altstatt (University of Northern Iowa School of Music) with the permission of the Abbey of St. Pierre de Solesmes. Proofreading by Alessandra Ignesti (Dalhousie University). Transcription assistance was provided by Lauren Purcell Joiner and Gabriel Forero Villamizar. Support for this project was provided by the University of Northern Iowa School of Music, the College of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences, and Graduate College, the Beinecke Library of Yale University, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. All chants have been transcribed in both standardized and manuscript spellings. Rubrics have been added in the indexing notes. Stational liturgies have been indexed according to the feast on which they occur, as opposed to the saint at whose altar they were sung. In such cases, a clarifying note has been added in the indexing notes.
Contributor: Alison Altstatt