Definition of vesperal in US English:

vesperal

adjective ˈvɛspərəlˈvespərəlˈvɛspərəl

1Of or pertaining to evening.
2Of or pertaining to vespers.

noun ˈvɛspərəlˈvespərəlˈvɛspərəl

A book containing the psalms, canticles, anthems and the like with their musical settings that are used at vespers.
Example sentencesExamples
- One room in particular is dedicated to a display of the 58 illuminated Choir books that were in use in the cathedral until 1930: graduals, antiphonaries and vesperals, carried out on parchment between 1508 and 1530 but unfortunately seriously damaged in the flood of 1966.
- Two glass showcases at the center of the room protect some illuminated incunables: missals, antiphonaries, graduals and vesperals.
- Fortunately, the remaining part of the music archive was undamaged by the disaster: this comprises an important collection of madrigals, vesperals and processionals, including an outstanding fifteenth-century Processional for Holy Week, well-known to scholars.
- It is possible that this vesperal was produced for use in a church of the Theatine order: their founder, St. Cajetan, is honored here with arrangements for his feast.

Definition of vesperal in US English:

vesperal

adjectiveˈvɛspərəlˈvespərəl

1Of or pertaining to evening.
2Of or pertaining to vespers.

nounˈvɛspərəlˈvespərəl

A book containing the psalms, canticles, anthems and the like with their musical settings that are used at vespers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two glass showcases at the center of the room protect some illuminated incunables: missals, antiphonaries, graduals and vesperals.
- One room in particular is dedicated to a display of the 58 illuminated Choir books that were in use in the cathedral until 1930: graduals, antiphonaries and vesperals, carried out on parchment between 1508 and 1530 but unfortunately seriously damaged in the flood of 1966.
- Fortunately, the remaining part of the music archive was undamaged by the disaster: this comprises an important collection of madrigals, vesperals and processionals, including an outstanding fifteenth-century Processional for Holy Week, well-known to scholars.
- It is possible that this vesperal was produced for use in a church of the Theatine order: their founder, St. Cajetan, is honored here with arrangements for his feast.

词汇	vesperal
释义	Definition of vesperal in US English: vesperal adjective ˈvɛspərəlˈvespərəlˈvɛspərəl 1Of or pertaining to evening. 2Of or pertaining to vespers. noun ˈvɛspərəlˈvespərəlˈvɛspərəl A book containing the psalms, canticles, anthems and the like with their musical settings that are used at vespers. Example sentencesExamples One room in particular is dedicated to a display of the 58 illuminated Choir books that were in use in the cathedral until 1930: graduals, antiphonaries and vesperals, carried out on parchment between 1508 and 1530 but unfortunately seriously damaged in the flood of 1966. Two glass showcases at the center of the room protect some illuminated incunables: missals, antiphonaries, graduals and vesperals. Fortunately, the remaining part of the music archive was undamaged by the disaster: this comprises an important collection of madrigals, vesperals and processionals, including an outstanding fifteenth-century Processional for Holy Week, well-known to scholars. It is possible that this vesperal was produced for use in a church of the Theatine order: their founder, St. Cajetan, is honored here with arrangements for his feast. Definition of vesperal in US English: vesperal adjectiveˈvɛspərəlˈvespərəl 1Of or pertaining to evening. 2Of or pertaining to vespers. nounˈvɛspərəlˈvespərəl A book containing the psalms, canticles, anthems and the like with their musical settings that are used at vespers. Example sentencesExamples Two glass showcases at the center of the room protect some illuminated incunables: missals, antiphonaries, graduals and vesperals. One room in particular is dedicated to a display of the 58 illuminated Choir books that were in use in the cathedral until 1930: graduals, antiphonaries and vesperals, carried out on parchment between 1508 and 1530 but unfortunately seriously damaged in the flood of 1966. Fortunately, the remaining part of the music archive was undamaged by the disaster: this comprises an important collection of madrigals, vesperals and processionals, including an outstanding fifteenth-century Processional for Holy Week, well-known to scholars. It is possible that this vesperal was produced for use in a church of the Theatine order: their founder, St. Cajetan, is honored here with arrangements for his feast.
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