Antiphonarium Romanum Quod Ad Cantum Attinet, Ad Gregorianam Formam Redactum Ex Veteribus Manuscriptis Et Duplici Notatione Donatum is a historical liturgical book containing the sung portions of the Divine Office in the Roman Catholic Church. This edition, "Notae Recentiores," presents the chants in Gregorian form, meticulously restored from ancient manuscripts and furnished with dual notation.

This volume offers a valuable resource for scholars, musicians, and anyone interested in the history and practice of Gregorian chant. Its detailed notation and connection to venerable manuscript traditions make it an enduring testament to the rich musical heritage of the Church. The "Antiphonarium Romanum" preserves the essence of Gregorian chant as it was intended to be sung, providing insight into the spiritual and artistic traditions of the past.

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