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'''Description:''' Antiphon "Parce Domine" is a Gregorian Chant of Joel 2:17. The hymn verses are attributed to [[Ambrose of Milan|St Ambrose]], from the Breviarium Romanum. Suitable for liturgical use during Lent, especially penance services and divine offices.
'''Description:''' Antiphon "Parce Domine" is a Gregorian Chant of Joel 2:17. The hymn verses are attributed to [[Ambrose of Milan|St Ambrose]], from the Breviarium Romanum. Suitable for liturgical use during Lent, especially penance services and divine offices.

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  • CPDL #16220:   
Editor: Richard Eldon Barber (submitted 2008-02-21).   Score information: Letter, 4 pages, 909 kB   Copyright: CPDL
Edition notes: Copyright is released to CPDL by arranger. Gregorian chant font used is Caeciliae 0.9 Antiphon + 4 Hymn verses, Latin and English lyrics.

General Information

Title: Parce Domine
Arranger: Richard Eldon Barber, on a Gregorian chant melody
Lyricist: Ambrose of Milan

Number of voices: 2vv   Voicing: 2 equal voices
(lead and harmony)
Genre: SacredHymn

Languages: Latin, English
Instruments: Piano

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Description: Antiphon "Parce Domine" is a Gregorian Chant of Joel 2:17. The hymn verses are attributed to St Ambrose, from the Breviarium Romanum. Suitable for liturgical use during Lent, especially penance services and divine offices.

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Original text and translations

Original text and translations may be found at Parce Domine.