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Ut queant laxis

"Ut queant laxis" or "Hymnus in Ioannem" (English: "So that they may, with loosened " or "Hymn to John") is a Latin hymn in honor of John the Baptist, written in Horatian Sapphics with text traditionally attributed to Paulus Diaconus, the eighth-century Lombard historian. It is famous for its part in the history of musical notation, in particular…

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Liturgical use

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Ut queant laxis

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related to Liturgical use · 14
Ut queant laxis → Antra, Baptist, Divine Office, Feast, In, John, June, Lauds, Matins, Nativity, Roman Rite, The, Ut, Vespers

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hymn melody ut musical john english first syllable si queant voices baptist notation guido stanza hexachord solfège use solmization century

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Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useIn0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useRoman Rite0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useDivine Office0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useJune0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useFeast0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useNativity0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useJohn0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useBaptist0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useThe0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useUt0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useVespers0.60section
Ut queant laxisrelated to Liturgical useAntra0.60section

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