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Breviary/Office Texts: an overview20th century OfficeBooks (Breviaries)in AMERICAfor the Celebration ofthe Liturgy of the HoursTextsprinted in reddenote 'official' and/or 'approved'offices; texts printed in bluedenote 'unofficial'offices, though some of them have been 'approved' since the Second VaticanCouncil.Officialbooks of the Divine Office - the Breviary(used by all who were obliged to thefull office)BEFORE THE COUNCIL -up to 1962 BookTitleNo.of BooksLanguagePsalter(distribution)PublisherYearBreviariumRomanum1(totum)2,4LatinVulgate orPius XII. 1962,(withadditional printings, afterwards)(The, is as old as, if not older than, the RomanRite. This Rite is not a 'usage'.)4(winter 1, 2, summer 1, 2)Latin,butnot the Vulgate as found in most other breviaries of the RomanRite or its various usages.(It is Jerome's first translation of theItala version, called the Romana, later on, and still used in St. Peter'sand in Milan))The structure and texts of the hours aredifferent, generally, from the same hours in the Roman Breviary ofpre-Vatican II.Matinshas a 2 week distribution by using decuriae (there are 10 decuriae; #1 begins on Monday, Week 1, and # 10 ends on Friday,Week 2)Daverio,Milan1957(butalso previous editions and subsequent printings)Breviarium - other usages, includingsome 'rites'(e.g. Carmelite, Dominican, Premonstratensian,Monastic(including Carthusian, Cistercian,Maurist Hungarian Benedictines, within the Roman Rite)Breviarium Monasticum2 or 4LatinVulgate1 wk (i.e., as formulated by Benedict in his Rule)severalbut 1963 ed.,Marietti Romethrough 1963Breviariumad usum congregationis Sancti Mauri Ordinis Sancti Benedicti, based on the Maurist Breviary of the BenedictineCongregation of St.
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“In spite of what it is currently called, the music of these songs is not modern: this musical style is not new, but has been played in the most profane places and surroundings (cabarets, music halls, often for more or less lascivious dances with foreign names). The people are led on to rock or swing. They all feel an urge to dance about. That sort of “body language” is certainly alien to our Western culture, unfavorable to contemplation and its origins are rather suspect.
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Most of the time our congregations, which already find it hard not to confuse the crochets and the quavers in a 6/8 bar, do not respect the rhythm; then one no longer feels like dancing, but with the rhythm gone to pieces, the habitual poorness of the melodic line becomes all the more noticeable.”— Unnamed choirmaster (Northern France) circa 1986.