List of Gregorian manuscripts

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Cantatorium from Sankt Gallen ( Cod.Sang. 359 : Alleluia )
Illustration from the antiphonary of Hartker von St. Gallen.

This is a list of Gregorian manuscripts . The focus is on manuscripts that are important for the history and restitution of Gregorian chant , for example the so-called St. Galler Cantatorium , i. H. the cantatorium from Codex 359 of the St. Gallen Abbey Library , the oldest, completely preserved manuscript of Gregorian proprium chants with neumes from the years 922–925.

They are given with the usual abbreviations or abbreviations, followed by the signature and their storage location with the library signature. Reference is also made to important publications - in particular from the two edition series Paléographie musicale (PM) from Solesmes and Monumenta Palaeographica Gregoriana (MPG) from Münsterschwarzach - as well as further web links (literature, digital copies, short descriptions, etc.).

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  • Mont-Renaud / Noyon, Château du Mont-Renaud / Paléographie Musicale, I / 16. Solesmes, 1989 / L'antiphonaire du Mont-Renaud, antiphonaire de la messe et de l'office. Collection privée.

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  • Piacenza, I-PCd 65 / Piacenza . Duomo, Biblioteca e archivo capitolare 65 / Liber Officiorum or "Liber Magistri" containing all music for Mass and Office. Notation: Central Italian notation on 4 dry lines with red F line / Beschreibung

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  • Saint-Yrieix, F-Pn lat. 903 / Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France lat. 903 / Paléographie musicale , I / 13. Solesmes, 1992 / Gradual once in the possession of the Chapter of Saint Martial de Limoges. Introduction into liturgy and history of Aquitanian notation
  • Sankt-Gallen, CH-SGs 376 / Sankt-Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek 376 / Magnificent manuscript for the solemn mass service in the St. Gallen Abbey around 1050/70, with the sequences of the St. Gallen monk Notker des Stammlers (d. 912) / description

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