Initiation au chant grégorien

Description

A unique album that allows you to discover the different forms of the Church's primary chant. Gregorian chant is the primary chant of the Latin Church. It is a sober music whose function is to carry the text; that is why it is sung in unison and normally without instrumental accompaniment (a cappella). Each celebration or service of the liturgical year has its own specific pieces. This repertoire is intended for both soloists (cantors), a specialized choir (schola), and the assembly of the faithful. To enter this fascinating universe, this new album offers a range of plainchant pieces (another term for Gregorian chant) through its various musical forms, from the Proper of the Mass (pieces characteristic of each Sunday or feast), the Ordinary of the Mass (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei) to Hymns, Antiphons, and other pieces drawn from the Divine Office.