Gregorian Chant: Sundays in Ordinary Time
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Label: Paraclete Recordings
Cat No: GDCDSN18
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 9th August 2019
Contents
Works
Organ Concerto in A minor, BWV593 (after Vivaldi)Suite francaise
Tierce en taille
Fantasia 'Echo', SwWV261
Artists
The Monastic Choir of St Peter’s Abbey, SolesmesConductor
Yves-Marie LelievreWorks
Organ Concerto in A minor, BWV593 (after Vivaldi)Suite francaise
Tierce en taille
Fantasia 'Echo', SwWV261
Artists
The Monastic Choir of St Peter’s Abbey, SolesmesConductor
Yves-Marie LelievreAbout
Expertly sung by the world-renowned Monastic Choir of Solesmes, France, this Gregorian chant recording enables listeners to participate in a rich experience of the church's liturgical year.
In the late 19th century Pope Leo XIII charged the Abbey of Solesmes with the restoration and preservation of Gregorian Chant according to the original 10th–11th century manuscripts. The care and zeal with which the monks undertook this mission quickly extended the Abbey’s influence beyond Europe. Their goal: that Gregorian Chant be available to all people so they may “pray with the help of beauty” (Pope St Pius X).
Today, the Abbey continues to be a vibrant source of research and liturgical prayer with their library of over 200,000 volumes, and a musical palaeography workshop second only to the Vatican. But above all, Solesmes is a living community of Benedictine monks searching for God and sharing their spirituality, community life, and heritage.
“This recording has remained a touchstone of chant singing…Its elegance, its utter rightness once more becoming evident.” – Fanfare
“Setting the standard for Gregorian performance.” – American Record Guide
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