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As we approach the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi on October 4th, immerse yourself in the profound spiritual legacy of the Franciscan friars through this hour-long collection of Gregorian chants. Renowned for their deep connection to nature and commitment to peace, the Franciscans have historically employed the beauty of chant as a means of prayer and reflection, inviting all to share in the divine.
This date honors St. Francis, the founder of the Franciscan Order, known for his deep love for nature, humility, and commitment to peace.
Gregorian chant, characterized by its simple, monophonic melodies and Latin texts, has its roots in the early Christian church. It has been a vital part of liturgical worship, providing a serene backdrop for prayer and contemplation. These chants echo the teachings of St. Francis, who emphasized humility, devotion, and a deep love for all creation.
In this sacred choir presentation, you will hear the rich harmonies and soothing rhythms that create an atmosphere of tranquility and reverence. Each note resonates with the spirit of Francescan spirituality, inviting listeners to reflect on their faith and the beauty of God’s creation.
Gregorian Chants | Prayer Hymns of the Franciscan Friars | Sacred Choir (1 Hour)
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➤ Music:
Voice: Schola Gregoriana Mediolanensis
Director: Giovanni Vianini
From the album "Dominica Resurrectionis Dominica Pentecostes (Proprium Missae)"
℗ 1997 La Gloria / Rusty Records
00:00 Inno: Veni creator Spiritus (H VIII - Rabano Mauro, IX sec.)
03:01 Introito: Spiritus Domini (VII modo)
06:37 Alleluja I: Emitte spiritum (IV modo)
08:35 Alleluja II: Veni Sancte Spiritus (II modo)
11:08 Sequenza: Veni Sancte Spiritus (Stefano Langton, XII sec.)
14:19 Offertorio: Confirma hoc Deus (IV modo)
16:17 Communio: Factus est repente (VII modo)
21:16 Polifonia: Cunctipotens genitor Deus (Tutilo S. Gallo, 915)
25:08 Inno: Jesus dulcis memoria (H1 - Bernardo di Clairvaux, 1090 - 1153)
27:52 Introito: Resurrexi (IV modo)
31:58 Graduale: Haec dies - Confitemini (II modo)
35:07 Alleluja: Pascha nostrum (VII modo)
37:58 Sequenza: Victimae Paschali laudes (Vipo di Borgogna, 970 - 1050)
40:07 Offertorio: Terra tremuit (IV modo)
41:34 Communio: Pascha nostrum (VI modo)
45:08 Organum: Sit gloria Domini (Hucbald, 840 - 910)
48:08 Inno: Salve festa dies (H IV, Venanzio Fortunato, VII sec.)
51:21 Antifona: Regina caeli laetare (VI modo)
53:22 Inno: Veni creator Spiritus (H VIII - Rabano Mauro, IX sec.)
56:25 Introito: Spiritus Domini (VII modo)
1:00:27 Alleluja I: Emitte spiritum (IV modo)
➤ Gregorian chants are a form of sacred music that originated in the medieval period and are still performed by Catholic monks today. They are characterized by their hauntingly beautiful melodies and sacred Latin texts, making them a powerful tool for prayer and meditation
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