The Church cannot abide her precious treasures to be squandered and lost. This includes both the texts she has chosen to proclaim in the Church Year as well as the notes that this Word has sanctified. These melodies are the handmaiden that God has provided to lift up His theology. To this end, I offer these transcriptions of the Propers for the Church Year from the gregorian into English in modern notation. Permission is granted for use in a church or school setting to print, copy, perform and record. No alterations, collections, or published works may be made from these files. No performance or recording for commercial use or profit may be made without prior consent. For basic information read here, for practice, here.
+Soli Deo Gloria+
Completed propers are underlined and linked to the appropriate .PDF file.
Feast of the Baptism (Repeat from Epiphany)
Epiphany I
Epiphany II
Epiphany III-V
Transfiguration Transfiguration (Magdeburg 1613) The Deposition of Alleluia
Quinquagesima
Invocavit
Reminiscere
Oculi
Laetare
Judica (Passion Sunday)
Palmarum
Holy Thursday
Good Friday
Easter Day
Misericordia[s] Domini
Jubilate
Cantate
Rogate
Exaudi
Feast of Pentecost
Feast of the Most Holy Trinity
Trinity I
Tirnity II
Trinity III
Trinity IV
Trinity V
Trinity VI
Trinity VII
Trinity VIII
Dear friends in Christ,
Our congregation has now moved to the 1 year lectionary. We are extremely happy with the decision. The next step is to develop a year long (or longer) catechumenate that flows from our liturgical life and the readings of the historic lectionary. I have begun research and study into doing this, but I do not want to re-invent the wheel!!!! Any advice? Any resources for a confessional Lutheran catechumenate flowing from the 1 year lectionary? Thanks for any help you can provide!
In Christ,
Rev. Tim Droegemueller
Living Faith Lutheran Church
Cumming, Georgia