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As an inqirer anxiously awaiting confirmation I have fallen in love ( so to speak) with Gregorian Chant šŸ™‚
I would love to be able to listen to it whenever I want. I often sit outside and observe Gods wonders as I meditate and pray. Is there anyplace it can be bought other than online?
 
Check your local Catholic bookstore, or sometimes parishes have a little gift shop/bookstore.

Also, swing by your local public library to get a sampling of some CDs out there. Try before you buy!
 
Rejoice_Always said:
Check your local Catholic bookstore, or sometimes parishes have a little gift shop/bookstore.

Also, swing by your local public library to get a sampling of some CDs out there. Try before you buy!
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Thank you! I will do that.
I was discouraged that I could it not find it in stores.
 
Glad to hear someone else loving Chant! Im 16 years old, and am discerning a vocation to the Priesthood and Religious Life, check out the internet, here, listen to this

homepage.oninet.pt/862mch/rsetg.htm#radio

^^Absolute favorite thing to listen to at school, (i love country music too!) i know, it gets abit repetetive, but i dont mind. Or go to

www.gloria.tv

^^^browse around, and type in some chant names

or youtube some chants, like Salve Regina, The Ave maria, Dies Irae, etc., Yotube has a very broad selection.( at least for youtube anyway)

Currently i only have 1 cd, (its by ther monks in Domingo, those famous Spanish monks) šŸ˜¦ :p, i am currently hoping to start expanding my collection. Its such a beautiful genre of music, and it feels like you are in Heaven, literally.

And to think they threw this kind of beauty away for most of David Hass stuff!! :confused: :confused: :confused:
 
Thanks!
I have been listening to the chant on you tube lol.
Yes it is SO beautiful!!!
 
INeedGod,

My dad introduced me to chant when I was young. I loved it right away. It helped that the pastor of our church liked it, too, and used to sing it sometimes. Check out my ā€œEaster Greetingsā€ out on this forum. The chant I mention is called ā€œVictimae Paschali Laudesā€, which is, of course, about the Resurrection. (In my post, I included the lyrics, both in Latin and in English.) It really is beautiful and conducive to prayer. Hereā€™s a link:

mycatholicvoice.com/media/e3xbGs

I know you didnā€™t want to get stuff online, but the above was free so there are probably lots more where this came from. Enjoy!

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