XVII- i XVIII-wieczne procesjonały z Archiwum Opactwa Cystersów w Krakowie-Mogile w kontekście typologii źródeł
Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Processionals from the Archives of the Cistercian Abbey in Kraków-Mogiła in the Context of the Typology of Sources

Summary/Abstract: The Archives of the Cistercian Abbey in Kraków-Mogiła holds many valuable music and liturgical manuscripts, which include five 17th- and 18th-century processionals, i.e. books used for singing during processions, with the signatures: ms. 709, ms. 710, ms. 747, ms. 754, ms. 811. The purpose of this article is to present their contents, preceded by an analysis of musical notation, in the context of a typology of sources, i.e. defining a processional as a music-liturgical book. Various definitions of processional were addressed to verify the adherence to them of the Mogiła processionals. The repertoire is tabulated by division: de tempore, proprium de sanctis, commune sanctorum, commune Beatae Mariae Virginis, votivae, pro defunctis. The purpose, genre and incipit of the chants are given, noting the presence in each source. Demonstrably, the processionals from Mogiła are characterized by a great richness of repertoire, covering the entire liturgical year and various genres of liturgical monody. This fact confirms the validity of the broad, descriptive definition of the processional and shows the prospect of further research to detail the Cistercian processional tradition in Mogiła.

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