""Kyriale"" est liber liturgicus essentialis qui continet cantus gregorianos ad Ordinarium Missae pertinentes. Hoc opus fundamentale Ecclesiae Catholicae complectitur textus et melodias pro Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, et Agnus Dei, dispositas secundum diversas sollemnitates et ferias anni liturgici. In hoc volumine, pulchritudo et unitas traditionis musicalis Romanae conservantur, praebens instrumentum necessarium pro scholis cantorum, clericis, et omnibus fidelibus qui liturgiam digne celebrare cupiunt.
Cantus in hoc ""Kyriale"" collecti non solum artem musicam excelsam repraesentant, sed veram orationem quae mentes ad Deum erigit. Per usum notationis quadratae et textuum sacrorum, opus hoc spiritum liturgiae authenticae custodit et fovet. Est thesaurus pretiosus patrimonii christiani, momentum habens tam in historia musicae quam in vita spirituali Ecclesiae, praebens fons perennis pro meditatione et celebratione mysteriorum divinorum.
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