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Music : Salve Regina - Gregorian Chant
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Salve Regina - Gregorian Chant by: Benedictine Monks of the Abbey of St. Maurice & St. Maur, Clevaux List Price: £6.99 CD-Charts Price: £6.48 You Save: £0.51 ( 7%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0028942087927 Label: Philips Manufacturer: Philips Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Philips Release Date: February 14, 2000 Running Time: 47 minutes Studio: Philips Sales Rank: 19896 MPN: 420879 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - Capturing a time when Gregorian Chant was the musical glory of of the ChurchThis is a must for lovers of Gregorian Chant, listen to the Te Deum, is not one's heart transported to heaven by the chant? And,the hymns, the tantum ergo, and the salutaris hostia and the salve regina. Wonderful, one's spirit is moved unto a sober inebriation Rating: - A great find...Salve Regina is a wonderful recording of the monks of that ancient abbey at Clervaux in France. Originally made in 1957, the recording is nonetheless crystal clear with the odd organ stop noise adding to its 1950s authenticity. As for the chants themselves, we find a mix of some of the most famous hymns of Catholic worship (Tantum Ergo and O Salutaris, Adoro Te as well as the anthem Salve Regina all sung to the Tonus Monasticus)and the chants used for special occasions such as Lauda Sion Salvatorem, traditionally used for The Feast of Corpus Christi. My favourite chant in the collection is O Sacrum Convivium - its very short but very beautiful. Rating: - For the love of GodSalve Regina is a wonderful recording of the monks of that anceient abbey at Clervaux in France. Originally made in 1957, the recording is nonetheless crystal clear with the odd organ stop noise adding to its 1950s authenticity. As for the chants themselves, we find a mix of some of the most famous hymns of Catholic worship (Tantum Ergo and O Salutaris, Adoro Te as well as the anthem Salve Regina all sung to the Tonus Monasticus)and the chants used for special occasions such as Lauda Sion Salvatorem, traditionally used for The Feast of Corpus Christi. My favourite chant in the collection is O Sacrum Convivium - its very short but very beautiful. |
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