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johnnykins
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A rise in the interest in Gregorian Chant - reported by the BBC! Things are looking up.
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/7090205.stm
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/7090205.stm
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jimcav
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That is excellent news.
I’m a recent convert to the world of the Gregorian chants. I never paid it much mind, but I happened to catch some on Sirius Radio, and I was hooked! The Gregorian chants are a beautiful form of music that really makes one feel the presence of the Lord around us. I listen to some at work now, and I find it both relaxing and inspiring at the same time.
There is a Gregorian choir named the Spires who are very good and travel much of the North East US…
I’m a recent convert to the world of the Gregorian chants. I never paid it much mind, but I happened to catch some on Sirius Radio, and I was hooked! The Gregorian chants are a beautiful form of music that really makes one feel the presence of the Lord around us. I listen to some at work now, and I find it both relaxing and inspiring at the same time.
There is a Gregorian choir named the Spires who are very good and travel much of the North East US…
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Caesar
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This is not surprising considering the rise in interest and support for the Tridentine Mass. Remember, Gregorian Chant is not just beautiful music, it is the ancient prayer of the Church and the Holy Mass.
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brotherhrolf
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Don’t just limit yourself to Gregorian Chant - check out the splendor we have with Latin motets.
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