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Presented here is James Richardson’s setting of Kyrie IV (“Cunctipotens genitor Deus”).
It is available in two forms:
1.) Long (which includes original Gregorian invocations intended for a schola)
2.) Short (which omits the Gregorian invocations and only includes the simpler parts for Cantor / Congregation)
Both versions are included in your purchase. Once purchased, you’ll receive a link to download a copy of the US-Letter sized PDFs, and may print as many copies as needed for your schola. NB: the PDF may not be shared with any 3rd parties.
Comprehensive S/A/T/B practice tracks (of both forms) are available here.
Animated YouTube practice tracks are available here.
Presented here is James Richardson’s setting of Kyrie IV (“Cunctipotens genitor Deus”).
It is available in two forms:
1.) Long (which includes original Gregorian invocations intended for a schola)
2.) Short (which omits the Gregorian invocations and only includes the simpler parts for Cantor / Congregation)
Both versions are included in your purchase. Once purchased, you’ll receive a link to download a copy of the US-Letter sized PDFs, and may print as many copies as needed for your schola. NB: the PDF may not be shared with any 3rd parties.
Comprehensive S/A/T/B practice tracks (of both forms) are available here.
Animated YouTube practice tracks are available here.