Liber Usualis

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The Liber Usualis is a widely used compendium of Gregorian chant for the Roman Catholic liturgy, containing the most common chants for Mass and the Divine Office along with rubrical and musical instructions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic liturgical music collection
liturgical book
associatedWith Abbey of Solesmes NERFINISHED
compiledBy Benedictine monks of Solesmes NERFINISHED
contains Gregorian chant NERFINISHED
chants for Mass
chants for the Divine Office
musical instructions
rubrical instructions
follows Solesmes rhythmic method NERFINISHED
official Vatican chant books of the early 20th century
hasAbbreviation LU NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic four-line staff notation
square notation
hasEdition Latin-only edition
Latin–English edition
hasFeature indices of chants
liturgical calendar references
rubrics in red ink
hasInfluenceOn Catholic church music in the 20th century
Gregorian chant performance practice
hasLanguage Latin NERFINISHED
hasPurpose to provide commonly used chants in one volume
to standardize Gregorian chant practice
includes Common of the Saints
Kyriale NERFINISHED
Proper of the Saints NERFINISHED
Proper of the Time NERFINISHED
chants for Compline
chants for Sundays
chants for Vespers
chants for major feasts
chants for other canonical hours
publishedBy Desclée NERFINISHED
relatedTo Antiphonale Romanum NERFINISHED
Graduale Romanum NERFINISHED
Kyriale Romanum NERFINISHED
usedBy cantors
choirs
church musicians
priests
seminarians
usedFor Divine Office NERFINISHED
Mass
Roman Catholic liturgy
usedIn 20th-century Catholic liturgical practice
Roman Rite NERFINISHED

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Graduale Romanum relatedTo Liber Usualis
Antiphonale Romanum relatedTo Liber Usualis