Dies Irae (detail)  Notation for the Gregorian Sequence from the Liber Usualis, showing the neumes. Dies irae, dies illa solvet saeclum in favilla Day of wrath, that day the world will be dissolved in ashes. The book is the Liber Usualis, the bible of Gregorian chant. Latest Photos/Recent Uploads, Shuffle, and My Bloghref="http://krazydad.com/gustavog/FlickRandom.pl?user=ipuzzled">Shuffle, and My Blog __________________________________________________________ Well I just ran across this - serendipitously. I remember singing this in choir many aeons ago. Kinda a catchy tune. Sticks in the head. Dee xxoo |
Monday, August 31, 2009
Dies Irae, a Gregorian Chant
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