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Gregorian chant for the liturgical year

Gregorian Chants with Audio Files

Luís Henrique Camargo Quiroz has undertaken the heavy task of recording chants sung by the monks at St. Benedict’s Monastery in São Paulo, Brazil and indexing them for the rest of the world. The MP3 recordings are a bit grainy, but useful for getting the nuance of the chant in a way that MIDIs cannot. Propers are listed according to both the 1962 and 1969 ordos.

(Via Jane.)

Posted 06.17.2003
by Aristotle Esguerra
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3 Comments

The audio files are being slowly updated - better sound, but bigger size.


Luís Henrique
06.29.2004 @ 8:21 pm #

Thanks so much for your well-organized project, Mr. Camargo. It is unique and has been of practical use.


Daniel Muller
06.29.2004 @ 9:09 pm #

I agree with Daniel, Mr. Camargo. Nicely done.


Anthony
07.08.2004 @ 4:34 pm #

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