Manuale Chori Seu Vesperale Romanum is a liturgical manual containing music for Vespers in the Roman Catholic tradition. Compiled by Joseph-Antoine Salzmann, this volume provides a resource for choirs and musicians performing Vespers services. Written in Latin, the manual serves as a practical guide for the performance of choral music within the context of Roman Catholic worship. Its enduring value lies in its preservation of traditional liturgical music and its utility for those involved in the musical aspects of religious services.

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