Practice Videos III

Here are the parts for two Eucharistic hymns that we will be singing with some regularity & which are already in your notebooks.  There are a zillion versions of these, including chants.  We will learn other arrangements when we get these basics down.  Some notes:

I) In O Salutaris Hostia, we will sing the three notes for host-Sti-Li-A and Ter-Mi-No as straight quarter notes of equal length, not what is printed.

II) Remember that "H"s in Latin are silent, so we will sing Hostia as "Oh-stee-ah" and in Panis Angelicus, we will sing hominum as "Oh-mee-noom."  Got it?  I knew you would.

III) We will add the Amens to these hymns, even if not printed.  I will give you your notes at practice, though you can probably guess them.

IV) A trick for learning/checking your part is to sing your part with another part or with the All Parts recording.  You will find out quickly if you really know your part.

O SALUTARIS HOSTIA

All Parts Together:

Soprano:

Alto:

Tenor:

PANIS ANGELICUS

All Parts Together:

Soprano:

Alto:

Tenor:

You can a hear a sung 4-part version of the same arrangement of Panis Angelicus at the Adoremus Hymnal link on the side bar.  It is #523 in the list.

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