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I would like to find the earliest source containing the Stabat Mater melody on page 1634V from The Liber Usualis, Solesmes, 1961 edition:

If the earliest source is not known, I would like a source before 1961.

I checked the 1896 Liber Usualis (pg 1229) and the 1924 Liber Usualis (pg 1644), but both have a different melody.

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  • That melody isn't just used for that Stabat sancta Maria.
    – Geremia
    Jan 9 at 3:58
  • Someone changed my post. This is not the hymn I asked about. It's Stabat Mater dolorosa on page 1634V (not 1634). I see why that's confusing. It's on the next page at the bottom.
    – R. B. Jawad
    Jan 10 at 3:25
  • 🆗 I fixed it, and your Archive.org link.
    – Geremia
    Jan 10 at 3:31
  • See the top most similar chants to this Stabat Mater you cite.
    – Geremia
    Jan 23 at 0:31
  • interesting. i went through them. the only one i could find that matched and was earlier than 1961 was the version in the Graduale Romanum, Vatican, 1908, p. 404. thank you.
    – R. B. Jawad
    Jan 24 at 2:52

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It comes from the 1661 Mainz Gesangbuch p. 298:

1661 Mainz Gesangbuch p. 298

source: CPDL

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  • The link you posted takes me to a different melody.
    – R. B. Jawad
    Jan 11 at 4:28
  • @R.B.Jawad I've added an image from the original 1661 Mainz Gesangbuch.
    – Geremia
    Jan 12 at 0:09
  • that’s also not the same melody. neither the soprano nor the bass match.
    – R. B. Jawad
    Jan 13 at 1:46
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I can't say this is the earliest, but the version in Graduale Romanum, Vatican, 1908, p. 403 appears to be largely identical. That would make it earlier, at least.

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