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Versicle

A versicle (from Latin versiculus, 'short verse') is a short two- or four-line verse that is sung or recited in the liturgy alternating between the celebrant, hebdomadarian or cantor and the congregation. It is usually a psalm verse in two parts. A series of versicles and responses forms the preces. The versicle is sung recitatively on a note with a…

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Versicle

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Avg. degree1.9
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Versicle → Harper, Hiley, Le Huray, London, Music, Musicians, New York, Oxford, The, The New Grove Dictionary, Western

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versicles hours liturgy verse sung congregation first part god hebdomadarian short recited parts liturgical answer faithful recites hour forms celebrant

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Versiclerelated to SourcesHarper0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesThe0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesWestern0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesOxford0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesHiley0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesLe Huray0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesThe New Grove Dictionary0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesMusic0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesMusicians0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesLondon0.60section
Versiclerelated to SourcesNew York0.60section

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