Benedictine monks and gregorian chants
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Following this we take a boat to visit the 12th century Benedictine monastery and the Church of Saint Mary. At the monastery we hear the story of the monks and visit the church. ... (Faros Cantors) perform a combination of traditional Dalmatian polyphonic song blended with Gregorian chants, or as they put it, “from heaven to the altar.” It ...
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a. Gregorian chants – simple chant without instruments. b. Later secular music – love and adventure i. troubadours and minstrels made popular 11th/12th century. 1. Favorite subjects – heroic legends – knights, Roland, El Cid. c. Literature – Latin language of elite. i. Poetry began being written in vernacular – local language. ii.
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The real popularity breakthrough came, however, some twenty-five years later in 1993. The EMI record company re-released some recordings of chant by a group of Benedictine monks recorded in Spain approximately twenty years earlier. The recordings were packaged attractively and the single word “Chant” adorned the front cover.
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"chants are older, and were probably first instituted in the church of . Carthage. We may remember that St. Augustine was obliged to write a book to . defend this custom of chanting a psalm during the Oblation and the . Communion.[21] THE SECRET.--What, first of all, does this word mean? More than any other . it has given rise to discussions.
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The text reproduced below is a fascinating witness to this earthquake. The author, a Benedictine monk, recounts how his monastery abandoned Gregorian chant in the mid-1960’s, and suddenly embraced new, improvised musical forms. The transformation was lightning-quick, taking place practically overnight. And this wasn’t just any monastery.
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(This is a Gregorian chant sung by Benedictine monks) Class: Children should be given the opportunity. to. plan, organise and lead a Marian Assembly. This could be celebrated with their parents or with the school community. The children will choose the readings, the prayers and the hymns.
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He founded many monasteries and was a prolific writer explaining church practices and immortality of the soul, among other topics. It was St. Gregory who popularized St. Augustine’s works. St. Gregory’s name is applied to the hauntingly spiritual Gregorian Chants of the Western Church. Feast: September 3 “A Catechism in Stone, Glass and ...
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a. monophony and Gregorian chants. b. syncopation and atonality. c. the sonata and program music *d. tropes and polyphony (p. 253) 50. True or false? Western music can be said to descend in an unbroken line from the music of the High Middle Ages. (T, p. 253) PRIMARY SOURCES IN READINGS IN THE WESTERN HUMANITIES, VOL. I. Selections from the Song ...
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4. Gregorian Chant is named after Pope Gregory I, who _____. a) organized a group of composers to write a new set of plainchant melodies. b) had his name put on the first printed edition of the Gregorian Chant hymnal. c) was said to have written the bulk of the standard chants, according to later legend
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The monks assemble in church five times a day for the Divine Office and the Mass, in which Gregorian chant plays a significant role. Gregorian chant is a classical part of the Benedictine monastic experience, forming the core of the Church's daily offices as they are chanted in choir: from morning (Matins and Lauds) through mid-morning prayer ...
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