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it's quite difficult to find. I'm interested in both audio and score.

I'm currently looking for examples of Gregorian chant for my students, and they are actually very easy to find in the internet, both scores, audio and youtube video with scrolling score. The Gregorian is compiled in the Graduale Romanum, the Liber Usualis and a few other books, which have been around for centuries and are available online. You will need to be familiar with the square notation in tetragram, though, but that is quite easy to learn. If you want modern notation, I'm afraid you must do the transcription yourself.

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