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alternatim

(ˌɔːltəˈneɪtɪm)
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(Ecclesiastical Terms) (in sacred music) alternating between two modes
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The alternatim performance of liturgical items at First Vespers, Matins, Lauds, Terce, the Mass, and Second Vespers, and maybe also Compline required on a principal feast day the performance of some one hundred separate organ versets.
A new edition of Grigny. Premier Livre d'Orgue
From the accounts of the feasts, we imagine bombastic occasions of baroque music: from eighteenth-century manuscripts by Mei one can argue an example of ritual and liturgical practice; from other items of the eighteenth century the practice of alternatim was alive.
II fondo musicale del Duomo di Pavia
Perigonium; infundibuliforme, fere cilindricum, extus puniceum, intus lutescens ore amplificato, limbo sex-dentato, dentibus tribus alternatim minoribus, paulullum introflexis, omnibus obtusis brevissimis.
Notificacion y reconocimiento de Polianthes geminiflora (Lex.) Rose (Agavaceae)
Et cum prius confuse et quasi in chorea cantarentur psalmi et antiphone, statutum est a patribus, ut seorsum chorus sederet et alternatim psalleret, id est una pars chori cantaret unum uersum psalmi et reliqua alium.
Liturgists and dance in the twelfth century: the witness of John Beleth and Sicard of Cremona
Antiphone beate virginis que post completorium dici consueverunt, scilicet Salve regina cum ceteris, alternatim per totum annum dicantur pro dispositione cantorum.
Clares in procession: the processional and hours of the Franciscan minoresses at Aldgate
Like many of his contemporaries, Ceballos composed an eight-tone polyphonic setting of the odd-numbered verses of the Magnificat text, to be sung alternatim with the even-numbered verses at Vespers.
Rodrigo de Ceballos's Magnificat Cycle on the Eight Tones: a description and comparison with similar cycles by Cristobal de Morales and Francisco Guerrero
Tibi, Christe, splendor patris, / Vita, virtus cordium, / In conspectu tot sanctorum / Votis voce psallimus; / Alternatim concinendo / Pangimus preconia.
The 'Opicius' poems (British Library, Cotton Vespasian B. iv) and the humanist anti-literature in early Tudor England
Many Magnificat settings are alternatim, providing polyphony for alternate verses (odd or even), and alternating with chant.
Erasable Tablets as Tools for Musical Composition
In addition to scoring the nine pieces, Sierra has added the alternatim plainsong from Escorial sources, presenting it either in facsimile (in the case of the two Passions) or in transcription.
Fr. Martin de Villanueva: Obras Completas
23 Given that the tenor, part of which also forms the tenor of 'Nove cantum melodie', is as yet unidentified, an alternatim option involving chant is not really feasible here.
Binchois's text
De las tres equivalencias propuestas en dicho glosario la de alternatim encuentra correspondencia en Gloss.
El Glossarium Buvxellense (Bruxelles, Bibl. Roy. 10615-10729, ff. 95v-96r). Edicion y comentario glosografico
Pozzi, Giovanni, "Petrarca, i padri e soprattutto la Bibbia," Alternatim.
Out of Babylon: the Ffigura of exile in Tasso and Petrarch
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