cardine

Simply for interest, I include a recording of a choir singing a song labeled Hostis Herodes impie; it is indeed the same tune as A solis ortus cardine.

The Epiphany Office bls 2009

Simply for interest, I include a recording of a choir singing a song labeled Hostis Herodes impie; it is indeed the same tune as A solis ortus cardine.

Archive 2009-01-01 bls 2009

This hymn is a continuation of the hymn A solis ortus cardine and is used for Vespers on Epiphany.

Archive 2009-01-01 bls 2009

Don't forget, this is the same tune as that for the Latin hymn A solis ortus cardine, sung in English on this mp3 by the LLPB cantor.

The Epiphany Office bls 2009

Don't forget, this is the same tune as that for the Latin hymn A solis ortus cardine, sung in English on this mp3 by the LLPB cantor.

Archive 2009-01-01 bls 2009

This hymn is a continuation of the hymn A solis ortus cardine and is used for Vespers on Epiphany.

The Epiphany Office bls 2009

As a result of a question Derek asks on his blog, I've finally found the "longer alphabetic hymn" from which the Christmas and Epiphany Office hymns, A solis ortus cardine and Hostis Herodes impie were created.

Archive 2009-01-01 bls 2009

The second hymn for Christmas Day as listed at LLPB is, in the English version, sung as From East to West, From Shore to Shore, which is, according to Derek, the Latin hymn A solis ortus cardine, which is also used at Lauds throughout the season.

An Office Hymn Tune Compendium, Part VI bls 2008

Here's the score to Hymn 27, listed above as the hymn Lauds & 2nd Evensong: A solis ortus cardine:

The Christmas Office bls 2008

The second hymn for Christmas Day as listed at LLPB is, in the English version, sung as From East to West, From Shore to Shore, which is, according to Derek, the Latin hymn A solis ortus cardine, which is also used at Lauds throughout the season.

Archive 2008-01-01 bls 2008