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Discover why the Easter Introit "Resurrexi" sounds so mild!

26 Lượt xem· 04/29/23
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Join me and my good friend, Alberto Diaz-Blanco (director of Neumz) as he presents his spiritual commentary on the Introit for Easter Sunday, "Resurrexi et adhuc tecum sum" followed by a conversation about Gregorian Chant in general.

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Paida Rachel Mudzamba
Paida Rachel Mudzamba 10 tháng trước kia

This is very insightful. Thank you. I composed a few songs for Our Lord and Our Lady . Is it possible to point me in the right direction on how I can make them Gregorian. I just used basic knowledge from music to compose my music many decades ago . I discovered Im really drawn to Sacred music especially chants. im not sure why but i really love it. I would like to learn more on Sacred Music.

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Gregorian Chant Academy 10 tháng trước kia

Well, to compose Gregorian Chant properly requires a very thorough understanding of its history, its various compositional styles & melodic formulas, their roles, the Latin language of course, and a very thorough understanding of Gregorian Modes.

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