Munich Cantorale

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The Munich Cantorale is a collection of liturgical chants for lecture with singing soloists ( cantors ) in liturgical celebrations of the Catholic Church in the German-speaking area.

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The Munich Cantorale is currently the most extensive collection of the cantorals created for the New Praise of God (GGB) and contains chants for the response psalm and Hallelujah for the Sundays and public holidays of the church year as well as other suggestions such as Kyrielitaniien , martyrology , oil mountain devotions and funeral masses .

The collection is a publication to accompany the prayer and hymn book for the whole of the German-speaking area, which was first created in 1975. After the completely revised and renewed version of the GGB was published in 2013, a new edition of the Munich Kantorale was created in the following years. The new edition follows the connection of the liturgical work and choir book for the celebration of mass. Just like the old edition, the new Munich Cantorale also offers content-related song suggestions for the Sundays and feast days of the church year as well as chants for the liturgy of the mass, now based on the new repertoire of praise to God. If reverse verses from the own part of the Archdiocese of Munich-Freising are used, a suitable verse from the common part is also given. Occasionally the key differs from that in Praise of God.

The elaboration was carried out by Markus Eham , Bernward Beyerle, Gerald Fischer, Michael Heigenhuber and Stephan Zippe , with the assistance of Rupert Berger . The publisher is the Church Music Department in the Ordinariate of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising . The Munich Kantorale is published by the Sankt Michaelsbund publishing house .

expenditure

Munich Cantorale. Work and chorus book for the musical organization of the mass. Publishing house Sankt Michaelsbund , Munich:

Individual evidence

  1. Münchener Kantorale on the website of the Sankt Michaelsbund publishing house