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:''An '''introit''' or [[:Category:Introitus|'''''introitus''''' is the [[Mass#Propers of the Mass|proper]] [[antiphon]] used to accompany the entrance procession at [[Mass]].  It usually takes the form antiphon-Psalm verse-[[Gloria Patri]]-antiphon but may be extended with extra psalm verses (with repetitions of the antiphon) for [http://musicasacra.com/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=3580&page=1#Item_7 some long processions].
An '''introit''' or [[:Category:Introitus|'''''introitus''''']] is the [[Mass#Propers of the Mass|proper]] [[antiphon]] used to accompany the entrance procession at [[Mass]].  It usually takes the form antiphon-Psalm verse-[[Gloria Patri]]-antiphon but may be extended with extra psalm verses (with repetitions of the antiphon) for [http://musicasacra.com/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=3580&page=1#Item_7 some long processions].


:''In many Protestant traditions the name '''Introit''' is given to the '''[[:Category:Calls to Worship|Call to Worship]]''', a short 'entering' into the spirit of prayer before the processional hymn.  Amy Beach's miniatures fall into this category.''
In many Protestant traditions the name '''Introit''' is given to the '''[[:Category:Calls to Worship|Call to Worship]]''', a short 'entering' into the spirit of prayer before the processional hymn.  Amy Beach's miniatures fall into this category.





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An introit or introitus is the proper antiphon used to accompany the entrance procession at Mass. It usually takes the form antiphon-Psalm verse-Gloria Patri-antiphon but may be extended with extra psalm verses (with repetitions of the antiphon) for some long processions.

In many Protestant traditions the name Introit is given to the Call to Worship, a short 'entering' into the spirit of prayer before the processional hymn. Amy Beach's miniatures fall into this category.

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