Episcopal Exultet Music, Amber Carswell serves as Associate Rector over formation. The hymn of praise sung, ideally by the deacon, before the paschal candle during the Easter Vigil. May this flame be found still burning by the Morning Star: the one Morning Star who nev- er sets, Christ Your Son, Who, coming back from death’s do-main, has shed His peaceful light * Beneventan chant, used in southern Italy during the 9th-14th centuries, is the earliest known music to which the Exsultet was sung. Exsultet. J-80 legato Text: Let this place re - sound with JOY, My dear - est friends, join me III ask - ing God for mer ECS Publishing Group home of: E. What if your deacon, priest, or cantor is not a EXULTET – EASTER PROCLAMATION This ancient hymn of praise and blessing is sung at the beginning of the Easter Vigil liturgy and takes its name from the first word of the hymn “exultet” from Exsultet - CoE sheet music. christthekingparish. Interactive and downloadable chant settings of liturgical texts approved for use in The Episcopal Church. 42K subscribers Subscribe Easter Proclamation (Exsultet) - LOWER RECORDING - New Translation (Roman Missal 3rd Edition) from Corpus Christi Watershed on Vimeo. Translation: A setting of the chanted Easter Proclamation, known as the Exsultet, from The ¶ Form 3: a metrical version 1 If this form of Exsultet is used during the day, ‘This is the night’ may be replaced by ‘This is the day’ and ‘O night’ by ‘O day’.
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