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All references to the Double chant with full melodic line:

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by
Noon, Timothy

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ID	Book	Title	Page	Chant		Key	Psalms/Notes
21966	94	Andrew Revans' Private Collection (Revans, Andrew (ed.))	1036	1		F major
33490	131	Neville Richards Private Collection (Neville Richards)	132	1		F major	Exeter Cathedral - 17th January 2018
33494	131	Neville Richards Private Collection (Neville Richards)	133	1		F major	Tim Noon's explanation of the composition (on ACAS): There is a bit of a story to the chant (if you're interested!). It was written for a wedding of two lovely friends of mine, he a tenor, she an alto. The first half, sounding a bit like bells, is the joy of the wedding; the third quarter hints that life may have its troubles to contend with; but the first chord of the final quarter offers the thought that with a cheeky smile and a raised eyebrow (definitely facets of the groom's character!), together, you can get through anything. The altos, in the final bars, have the last word. The bride, I believe, felt this was right and proper.
20789	177	The Anglican Chant Appreciation Society (ACAS) Collection - 2018 (Meijer, Ton (Ed.))	6	1		F major	Posted 2018-01-17 midi as posted by Timothy Noon in this conversation