Tuesday, November 25, 2008
sheet music needed
Looking for sheet music in modern notation for "Rorate Caeli Desuper"
if anyone knows of such on the internet that I can download, I'd appreciate it.
here's a nice rendering of the first two verses
I know, I know.... we've been practicing with square notation, but the modern notation is for the organist!
if anyone knows of such on the internet that I can download, I'd appreciate it.
here's a nice rendering of the first two verses
I know, I know.... we've been practicing with square notation, but the modern notation is for the organist!
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And here is a Latin grammar question regarding the text of the same song.
ReplyDelete"Ne ultra memineris iniquitatis."
"May you no longer remember [our] iniquities."
I am puzzled by the form "iniquitatis." It looks like a genitive singular, where I am expecting an accusative plural.
Is "memini, meminisse" a verb that takes a genitive object? (Even if so, why would the object be singular?)
Any help will be appreciated. In the meantime, I will try snooping around.
I received an answer regarding "memini, meminisse" on December 2 from Father Z. on the "What does the prayer really say" blog.
ReplyDeleteAnswer: "memini" takes a genitive object.