Gregorian Chant for Meditation

Alberto Turco & Nova Schola Gregoriana

Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2005-05-01
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 21

℗ 2005 Naxos

Tracks

	Title	Time
1	Introitus: Adorate Deum	4:05	USD 0.99
2	Introitus: Da pacem	4:37	USD 0.99
3	Introitus: Dominus illuminatio	5:48	USD 0.99
4	Introitus: Laetetur cor	4:08	USD 0.99
5	Gradualia: Dirigatur	3:13	USD 0.99
6	Gradualia: Domine, Dominus nos	3:25	USD 0.99
7	Gradualia: Iacta cogitatum tuu	3:57	USD 0.99
8	Gradualia: Laetatus sum	3:18	USD 0.99
9	Versus Alleluiatici: Adorabo	2:20	USD 0.99
10	Versus Alleluiatici: De profun	3:20	USD 0.99
11	Versus Alleluiatici: Deus, iud	2:53	USD 0.99
12	Versus Alleluiatici: Laudate D	1:53	USD 0.99
13	Offertoria: De profundis	3:31	USD 0.99
14	Offertoria: Domine, convertere	2:22	USD 0.99
15	Offertoria: Iubilate Deo unive	7:50	USD 0.99
16	Offertoria: Iustitiae Domini	4:18	USD 0.99
17	Communiones: Circuibo	2:08	USD 0.99
18	Communiones: Dicit Dominus: Im	3:55	USD 0.99
19	Communiones: Dominus firmament	2:28	USD 0.99
20	Communiones: Qui manducat	2:19	USD 0.99
21	Communiones: Gustate et videte	3:29	USD 0.99

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Reviews

Good Music
4
By Gotostep2

Good Chant and I listen to it all the time when I run.
If you like this stuff, actually get your pastor to use it during Mass!
5
By Doktoro Esperanto

I was going to write an emotionally loaded rant about how everyone loves to buy gregorian chat CD's to "meditate", but when someone wants to add a little Latin to the Mass, they're denounced as unprogressive, but that's best left for a message board. Having said that, I refer you to the title of my review. As for the CD, can't complain really. It's well executed, but suffers from the same flaw as most Gregorian chant recordings: too much reverb. I studied Latin for three years, and while I can't hold a conversation or read Cicero, I can tell what someone is saying (or singing) more or less. However, it seems like all of these chant albums are recorded in a cathedral or something. I can't say that's a bad place to do it, but I just can't understand them, and I should be able to, given that everyone is singing the same thing (it's monophonic). It's a great album nonetheless, and, like a lot of these sacred music CDs, you can't beat the price for the amount of music you're getting! In conclusion, as mentioned in the title, if you actually find Gregorian chant spiritually nourishing, ask your pastor or music director to get it in during Mass, and show him what Vatican II REALLY said about Latin and Gregorian chant!
Calming
5
By BabyBoy111

I really enjoy this album as a soothing, drifting-off-to-sleep, reducing anxiety tool. It is SO simple. The voices echo and put you thousands and thousands of years back in time to a more prolific age of beauty.
Gregorian chant
5
By Sully38

Absolutely magnificent. I was the the seminary for a while in the early 60s and my fondest memories are of being in the choir and nothing was as soul stirring as singing Gregorian chant. Great work, Monks!!
Good album great deal
5
By tapehead2

like $8USD for like 21 songs!!!! They really good and calming too.... No wonder why this got like 5 stars and everyone who rated besdies one person (who rated it 4) rated it 5!
Awesome – beautiful – inspirational – perfect for mediation
5
By Cold in Wisconsin

see title
Love the voices
4
By KVista

I really enjoy this cd I find the sound of the voices uplifts my spirit.
AWESOME
5
By Guitarfan07

AMAZING FOR ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE
Pretty calming stuff.
5
By thestencilkid

I'm not Catholic. I don't medatate. (Not to be hatin' on the Catrholics to medatators out there.) But I do love this stuff. It's really calming and it helps when I'm working on homework (as crazy as that may sound.) And yes, I actually hum to it.
Beautiful. Incredible.
5
By Thomas_Mck

A must have. Simply beautiful.