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'''Office hymns''' are used as one part of the Divine '''Office''' or [[Liturgy of the Hours]] in the Western Rite, including the services of [[Lauds]] (morning prayer), [[Vespers]] (evening prayer), and [[Compline]] (prayer just before going to bed), although the texts are used at other times as well, as in the procession to the altar of repose on [[Maundy Thursday]].  These Latin hymns are frequently sung in English in Anglican services. They have also been translated and paraphrased in other languages and used as simple [[Hymn|hymns and chorales]].
'''Office hymns''' are used as one part of the Divine '''Office''' or [[Liturgy of the Hours]] in the Western Rite, including the services of [[Lauds]] (morning prayer), [[Vespers]] (evening prayer), and [[Compline]] (prayer just before going to bed), although the texts are used at other times as well, as in the procession to the altar of repose on [[Maundy Thursday]].  These Latin hymns are frequently sung in English in Anglican services. They have also been translated and paraphrased in other languages and used as simple [[Hymn|hymns and chorales]].  They are not to be confused with [[:Category:Sequence hymns]].


See also: [[:Category:Sequence hymns]]
A book devoted to hymns for the Office is called a hymnary or ''hymnarium''.  Notable polyphonic collections are Dufay's ''[http://imslp.org/wiki/Hymns_(Dufay,_Guillaume) Hymnarium]'', Lasso's ''[[Hymni per totum annum (Orlando di Lasso)|Hymni per totum annum anno 1581]]'', Victoria's ''[http://imslp.org/wiki/Hymni_Totius_Anni_(Victoria,_Tomás_Luis_de) Hymni totius anni]'' (1581) and Palestrina's ''[http://imslp.org/wiki/Hymni_(Palestrina,_Giovanni_Pierluigi_da) Hymni totius anni...4ibus vocibus]'' (1589).


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!{{CiteCat|Advent}}
!{{CiteCat|Advent}}
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|Vespers
|''[[Conditor alme siderum]]''
|''[[Conditor alme siderum]]''
|anon.
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!{{CiteCat|Christmas}}
!{{CiteCat|Christmas}}
|Dec. 25
|Dec. 25
|''[[Christe Redemptor omnium|Christe Redemptor omnium...]]''
|Vespers
|''[[Christe Redemptor omnium, ex Patre|Christe Redemptor omnium...]]''
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!{{CiteCat|Holy Innocents}}
!{{CiteCat|Holy Innocents}}
|Dec. 28
|Dec. 28
|Vespers
|''[[Salvete flores martyrum]]''
|''[[Salvete flores martyrum]]''
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|[[Prudentius]]
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!{{CiteCat|Epiphany}}
!{{CiteCat|Epiphany}}
|Jan. 6
|Jan. 6
|''[[Hostes Herodes impie]]''
|Vespers
|''[[Hostis Herodes impie]]''
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!{{CiteCat|Epiphany II|Sun. after octave of Epiphany}}
!{{CiteCat|Epiphany II}} and non-penitential <br>Sundays throughout the year
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|''[[Lucis creator optimae]]''
|Vespers
|''[[Lucis Creator optime]]''
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!Weekdays of {{CiteCat|Lent}}
!Weekdays of {{CiteCat|Lent}}
|up to Passion Sun.
|up to Passion Sun.
|''[[Audi benigne conditor]]''
|Vespers
|''[[Audi benigne|Audi benigne Conditor]]''
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!{{CiteCat|Lent|Sundays of Lent}}
!Sundays of {{CiteCat|Lent|Lent}}
|up to Passion Sun.
|up to Passion Sun.
|Vespers
|''[[Ad preces nostras]]''
|''[[Ad preces nostras]]''
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!{{CiteCat|Lent V|Passion Sunday}}
!{{CiteCat|Lent V|Passion Sunday}}
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|Vespers
|''[[Vexilla Regis]]''
|''[[Vexilla Regis]]''
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|[[Venantius Fortunatus]]
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!{{CiteCat|Easter|Octave of Easter}}
!{{CiteCat|Easter|Octave of Easter}}
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|''[[Ad coenam Agni]]''
|Vespers
|''[[Ad caenam agni providi|Ad coenam Agni]]''
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!{{CiteCat|Ascension}}
!{{CiteCat|Ascension}}
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|Vespers
|''[[Jesu nostra redemptio]]''
|''[[Jesu nostra redemptio]]''
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!{{CiteCat|Pentecost}}
!{{CiteCat|Pentecost}}
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|Vespers
|''[[Veni Creator Spiritus]]''
|''[[Veni Creator Spiritus]]''
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!{{CiteCat|Corpus Christi}}
!{{CiteCat|Corpus Christi}}
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|Vespers
|''[[Pange lingua]]''
|''[[Pange lingua]]''
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|[[Thomas Aquinas]]
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!{{CiteCat|
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!{{CiteCat|
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!{{CiteCat|Common of a Confessor}}
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|Vespers
|''[[Iste confessor]]''
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!{{CiteCat|John the Baptist}}
|6/24
|Vespers
|''[[Ut queant laxis]]''
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!{{CiteCat|Mary Magdalene}}
|07/22
|Vespers
|''[[Lauda mater Ecclesia]]''
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!{{CiteCat|
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!{{CiteCat|
!{{CiteCat|Michael the Archangel}}
|9/29
|Matins
|''[[Angelorum hominumque]]''
|[[Peter Abelard|Petrus Abaelardus]]
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!{{CiteCat|
!{{CiteCat|
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|Lauds
|''[[Tibi Christe, splendor Patris]]''<br>''[[Trinitati gaudeamus]]''
|[[Rabanus Maurus]]<br>[[Anonymous]]
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!{{CiteCat|
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|Vespers
|''[[Christe sanctorum]]''<br>''[[Lege qui certa]]''
|[[Rabanus Maurus]]<br>[[Anonymous]]
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!{{CiteCat|All Saints}}
!{{CiteCat|All Saints}}
|Nov. 1
|Nov. 1
|''[[Christe Redemptor omnium|Christe Redemptor omnium...]]''
|Vespers
|''[[Christe Redemptor omnium, conserva|Christe Redemptor omnium...]]''
|attr. [[Rabanus Maurus]]
|attr. [[Rabanus Maurus]]
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==External links==
*[http://web.me.com/thomaswindsor/SocofStBede/Retypset_Hymns.html Society of St Bede editions of chants] and [http://web.me.com/thomaswindsor/MusicTemporal/Temporal_Cycle_Index.html index by season]
*[http://latinhymnsenglishtranslations.blogspot.com/ Blog on metrical English versions]


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Latest revision as of 10:09, 23 September 2023

Office hymns are used as one part of the Divine Office or Liturgy of the Hours in the Western Rite, including the services of Lauds (morning prayer), Vespers (evening prayer), and Compline (prayer just before going to bed), although the texts are used at other times as well, as in the procession to the altar of repose on Maundy Thursday. These Latin hymns are frequently sung in English in Anglican services. They have also been translated and paraphrased in other languages and used as simple hymns and chorales. They are not to be confused with Category:Sequence hymns.

A book devoted to hymns for the Office is called a hymnary or hymnarium. Notable polyphonic collections are Dufay's Hymnarium, Lasso's Hymni per totum annum anno 1581, Victoria's Hymni totius anni (1581) and Palestrina's Hymni totius anni...4ibus vocibus (1589).

Season/Feast date service Title Author
Advent Vespers Conditor alme siderum anon.
Christmas Dec. 25 Vespers Christe Redemptor omnium...
Holy Innocents Dec. 28 Vespers Salvete flores martyrum Prudentius
Epiphany Jan. 6 Vespers Hostis Herodes impie
Epiphany II and non-penitential
Sundays throughout the year 		Vespers Lucis Creator optime
Weekdays of Lent up to Passion Sun. Vespers Audi benigne Conditor
Sundays of Lent up to Passion Sun. Vespers Ad preces nostras
Passion Sunday Vespers Vexilla Regis Venantius Fortunatus
Octave of Easter Vespers Ad coenam Agni
Ascension Vespers Jesu nostra redemptio
Pentecost Vespers Veni Creator Spiritus
Corpus Christi Vespers Pange lingua Thomas Aquinas
Common of a Confessor Vespers Iste confessor
John the Baptist 6/24 Vespers Ut queant laxis
Mary Magdalene 07/22 Vespers Lauda mater Ecclesia
Michael the Archangel 9/29 Matins Angelorum hominumque Petrus Abaelardus
Lauds Tibi Christe, splendor Patris
Trinitati gaudeamus 		Rabanus Maurus
Anonymous
Vespers Christe sanctorum
Lege qui certa 		Rabanus Maurus
Anonymous
All Saints Nov. 1 Vespers Christe Redemptor omnium... attr. Rabanus Maurus

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