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THe first 2 bars of plainsong are worth that alone.— Drowned In Sound // Feed
One of the first projects undertaken with the new SADiE system was the recording and editing of a second CD of Gregorian plainsong from the Cistercian monks of Helligenkreuz Abbey near Vienna.— UK Regional Film and Television News
The Winter Weekend reflected this perfectly, with daily solemn sung liturgy (Mass and the Divine Office) and a fascinating lecture on the development of chant, vernacular chant, and the rhythm of plainsong by Peter Wilton, who is Director of the— New Liturgical Movement
Another option is to choose a very simple plainsong piece sung to the entrance text, in Latin or in English.— New Liturgical Movement
The Colby College graduate paused from his avocation, as well as his duties as a commercial lender at TD Banknorth's Augusta and Waterville offices, to answer some questions about a spiritual art and craft, also called plainsong, that seems largely neglected in the 21st century.— Maine News Updates - Central Maine Newspapers, Kennebec Journal, Morning Sentinel

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