Liber Usualis

The Liber Usualis, ("The Book of Common Use") is a practical combination of the various official liturgical-musical books of the Roman Rite(e.g., Kyriale, Graduale Romanum, Cantorinus, Officium Hebdomodae Sanctae Instauratus) used for both chanting the varioius parts of the Divine Office and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.

It also contains a wealth of ancient Latin hymns, ad libitum Kyriale modes, litanies and even the Ordo Missae (the Ordinary, Prefaces and Canon of the Mass) allowing it to also be used in assisting at Mass.

1963 Edition – According to the Rubrics of 1962 / Nº 801

Latin Chant with Gregorian Notation

English Rubrics and Instructions

Cream Bible paper, hard cover, durable endsheets, reinforced binding, Smyth sewn, red edges, six ribbons; includes proper feasts for the USA dioceses & supplement to the Mass of the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (Aug 22nd) when used as a votive Mass during Seputagesmia season, Lent & Paschal time; table of movable feasts is current up to 2041.