All Chant Books

This is a tried and true beginner’s guide to the singing and understanding of Gregorian chant. Developed at The Community of Jesus, an ecumenical c...

The purity and simplicity of Gregorian chant fed the musical and liturgical life of Christianity for more than a millennium. But after the reforms ...

The modern liturgical movement owes a great debt to Solesmes monk Dom Eugène Cardine (1905-1988), whose tireless research in the ancient manuscript...

A riveting work reflecting on the characteristics of Gregorian chant that have attracted the attention of so many: its permanence, beauty,and histo...

This valuable and helpful resource is an excellent introduction to Gregorian chant. It includes a copy of the Liber Cantualis as well as the 2-CD s...

The Roman Gradual contains all the music for the Mass, according to the Roman rite and the revised Roman calendar. This includes the propers for th...

Here is the Roman Gradual (Graduale Romanum) from 1974 with the early neumes taken from two manuscripts: St. Gall (in red) and Laon (in black). Thi...

In its second edition (2012), The Parish Book of Chant is “a manual of Gregorian chant and a liturgical resource for Scholas and Congregations.” Th...

This is a new edition (2012) of the Gregorian Missal, originally published in 1990. This updated Gregorian chant resource came about to accommodate...

The Gregorian Chant Hymnal with updated texts set in a new version of the traditional notation developed by the monks of Solesmes.

This edition (released in 2015) subtitled “Gregorian Melodies,” contains the complete Order of Mass, seven chant Masses, the Requiem Mass, four seq...

This is a companion volume to the Liber Cantualis, containing organ accompaniments composed by Fr. Ferdinand Portier. The Liber Cantualis contains ...

This historic volume is a reprint (2007) of the original 1949 edition. It contains the most common chants for the different seasons and principal f...

This monochromatic Triplex contains the Offertories according to seasons of the year with neums from both the Einsiedeln 121 and the Laon 239 manus...

This volume, published in 2009, follows the layout of the Liturgy of the Hours and each verse of each hymn is set with notes for ease in reading by...

This volume is a reproduction of the 1934 edition of the Antiphonale Monasticum, which was the standard edition until 2005, following the pre-Vatic...

This is one of the most important writings about Gregorian chant and makes clear the role of the modes in the study of chant. Beautifully organized...

An English translation by Robert M. Fowells of Dom Cardine’s major treatise on reading and interpreting early chant notation. A "must" for those in...

This is the first volume of the new Antiphonal Monasticum which succeeds the 1934 edition. Its real title is Liturgia horarum in cantu gregoriano a...

Here is the second volume of the new Antiphonale Monasticum (2006) which contains the Psalter. Subtitled Psalterium, it contains the hymns, antipho...

Published in 2007, this third volume of the new Antiphonale Monasticum has the complete Propers of the Saints and all the Commons (offices of the d...

This final volume (2008) of the new Antiphonale Monasticum contains the antiphons, hymns and psalms for more than forty feasts including such as: S...

The Processionale Monasticum was originally published by Solesmes in 1893 and was reprinted several times. Its historical importance led Solesmes t...