The 1962 breviary provides two versions of the feast, the old and 'new' as options.
The only differences between them however, relate to the hymn (Quem terra pontus aethera in the old version; Surge Iam terris in the new) and readings.
Accordingly, chants for the invitatory, antiphons and responsories can be found in the Liber Responsorialis (pg 373 ff).
The new hymn, which is a new composition, has not been included in the Liber Hymnarius. It can however be found in the appendix to the Nocturnale Romanum, <<29>>.
The translations (where available) and sources for chants for the responsories for the feast can be found under the label Assumption. Contributions for the missing translations would be much appreciated!
The only differences between them however, relate to the hymn (Quem terra pontus aethera in the old version; Surge Iam terris in the new) and readings.
Accordingly, chants for the invitatory, antiphons and responsories can be found in the Liber Responsorialis (pg 373 ff).
The new hymn, which is a new composition, has not been included in the Liber Hymnarius. It can however be found in the appendix to the Nocturnale Romanum, <<29>>.
The translations (where available) and sources for chants for the responsories for the feast can be found under the label Assumption. Contributions for the missing translations would be much appreciated!
