The Morimondo Antiphonal - Sanctoral is a manuscript of notated chants for saints' feasts of the divine office, prayer services of the Catholic church. It was created for use at the Cistercian monastery of Morimondo in Lombardy around 1174, but whether made there or at its mother house of Morimond in France is uncertain. It may be one of a set of chant volumes including the Morimondo Antiphonal - Temporal. It boasts thirty-six decorated initials and a drawing of the "Guidonian hand" (a device designed to help a singer learn melodies).
We have 1 facsimile edition of the manuscript "Morimondo Antiphonal - Sanctoral": Un Antiphonaire Cistercien pour le Sanctoral facsimile edition, published by CTHS, 1999
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