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Credo in MP3

Here are recordings of the six Vatican Edition settings of the Credo in AM-quality MP3 format. These recordings tend to be on the quicker side, so fasten your seatbelts.

Square notation for all Credos I-VI may be found in the Graduale Romanum, Gregorian Missal for Sundays, Liber Usualis (with Solesmes markings) and online in this PDF Kyriale (without Solesmes markings). The Graduale Simplex contains Credos I, II, III, and the Ambrosian setting (listed in that book as IV), also found online in PDF format.

Amongst modern American hymnals, Worship III, RitualSong and The Collegeville Hymnal contain Credo III in modern notation. The Collegeville Hymnal also contains two ICEL Creeds based on Credos I and II.

Eventually, this page will be updated to include homegrown recordings of Credo III, the Ambrosian setting, and the Collegeville vernacular settings.

Notes:

  • All recordings of the Credo originate from this domain and are absolutely free to distribute and/or mirror on other domains, provided they are not altered in any way, shape or form.
  • The Latin text is incorporated into the properties of each MP3 file that originates from this domain.

Posted 06.30.2005
by Aristotle Esguerra
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Filed under: Recordings.

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3 Comments

Thanks for the posting of these resources, and thanks especially for the link to Christus Rex, where I discovered the Tridentine propers and ordinary in mp3.

I blogged about this at in illo tempore, but didn’t see a trackback link to your post. If I do figure out how to track back, I’ll do so.


mike fieschko
07.01.2005 @ 2:03 pm #

Aris,

I downloaded the Credo VI and listened to it. I recall you blogged recently about picking up the pace a bit with the base chant tempo. I’ll have to admit, this is not what I envisioned. I think this loses the prayerful space as was originally intended. Maybe modern man is more attuned to life which moves faster, but I think this is excessive.


Paul Rex
07.04.2005 @ 3:33 pm #

WAY too fast. Whoa. Especially Credo I. Credo III wasn’t too bad, but # I was like a runaway train. What a shame.


Adam
07.06.2005 @ 9:23 pm #

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