Sunday Offertories and Principal Feasts
by Fr. Carlo Rossini
This book, originally pubished by J. Fischer & Bro., contains SATB offetories for every Sunday of the year, plus principal feasts, by Carlo Rossini. The edition was simply a reproduction of Fr. Rossini's original manuscripts.
As they become available, we will post typeset versions of these offertories. If you typset one for your choir, please consider making it available to others by sending it to Bud at
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A Word About Copyright
Although originally published by Fischer, the copyright to Sunday Offertories and Principal Feasts is owned by Fr. Rossini's order, The Missionaries of St. Charles - Scalabrinians. Fischer is no longer in business (the imprint now being owned by Alfred) and the offertories have been out of print for many years. Bud Clark requested and received written permission from the Scalabrinians to reproduce any and all works of Fr. Carlo Rossini.
If you find these works useful, please remember to send Bud a "thank you gift" for his conservatorship work. See the Quilisma home page for information. As the copyright owners, the Scalabrinians would probably appreciate a donation, as well.
Complete Original Edition
Download a scanned PDF of Fr. Rossini's original manuscript as published by Fischer.
Typeset Individual Offertories
Advent 1 "Ad te, Laváve"
- Original Key
- Low Key
- MIDI File
- Sibelius engraving by Dan Brittain
Advent 4 "Ave Maria"
- Original Key
- Lilypond Source File
- Lilypond engraving by David Boothe
First Mass at Christmas Midnight "Laeténtur caeli"
- Original Key
- Low Key
- Sibelius engraving by Dan Brittain
Lent 1 "Scápulis suis"
- Original Key
- Low Key
- MIDI File
- Sibelius engraving by Dan Brittain
Easter Day "Terra Trémuit"
- Original Key
- Low Key
- MIDI File
- Sibelius engraving by Dan Brittain
Ascension Day "Ascéndit Deus"
- Original Key
- MIDI File
- Sibelius engraving by Dan Brittain
Trinity Sunday "Benedictus sit"
- Original Key
- Sibelius engraving by Dan Brittain
- Original Key
- Lilypond Source File
- Lilypond engraving by David Boothe
- Original Key
- MIDI File
- Sibelius engraving by Dan Brittain