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Latin Church) ; of Orby Shipley, in the “Dublin Review” of Jan., 1883, who, after enumerating some hymns “which are only not inspired, or which, more truly, are in their degree inspired”, says: “But beyond them all, and before them all, and above them all may, perhaps be placed Dies irae, by Thomas of Celano”; of Coles: “Among gems it is the diamond. It is solitary in its excellence “; of Dr. Schaff: “This marvellous hymn is the acknowledged masterpiece of Latin poetry and the most sublime of all uninspired hymns”; of Dr. Neale: “. . . the Dies ir in its unapproached glory”. JULIAN, Dictionary of Hymnology (Revised ed., London, 1907), 295-301, 1551, 1629, gives very serviceable references, but strangely omits WARREN, Dies Ir (London. 1902), who devotes 170 pages to his theme, prefacing it with references under the heading of Literature of the Dies Ir . To their lists should be added: SHIPLEY, Annus Sanctus (London, 1884); ANON., The Seven Great Hymns of the Medi val Church (New York, 1868); HENRY in The Amer. Ecclesiastical Review (April, 1890), 247-261; IDEM in The Dolphin (November, 1904, to May 1905), an extensive series of articles (144 pages) on the history, literary uses, and translations of the Dies ir : CLOP in Revue du Chant Gr gorien (Nov.-Dec., 1907), 48-53, who discusses the authorship and the plain-song melody of the sequence; JOHNER, A New School of Gregorian Chant (New York, 1906), 116. H.T. HENRY Transcribed by Wm Stuart French, Jr. In Memoriam Wm Stuart French, Sr. From the Catholic Encyclopedia, copyright 1913 by the Encyclopedia Press, Inc. Electronic version copyright 1996 by New Advent, Inc., P.O. Box 281096, Denver, Colorado, USA, 80228. (knight@knight.org) Taken from the New Advent Web Page (www.knight.org/advent). This article is part of the Catholic Encyclopedia Project, an effort aimed at placing the entire Catholic Encyclopedia 1913 edition on the World Wide Web. The coordinator is Kevin Knight, editor of the New Advent Catholic Website. If you would like to contribute to this worthwhile project, you can contact him by e- mail at (knight@knight.org). Architecture | Articles | Calendar | Documents | History | Liturgy | Music | Rubrics Home | New | FAQ | Search | Forum | Store | Links | Mail All contents copyright, 1998-2000 The Catholic Liturgical Library http://www.catholicliturgy.com Dies Irae Music Excerpts Gregorian Chant Symphony Fantastique by Berlioz War Requiem by Britten Totentaz by Liszt Mozart’s Requiem Rhapsodie on a Theme by Paganini by Rachmaninov

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