On this active program, hike the most interesting sections of the Camino de Santiago, known as the Way of St. James to ...

In creating “A Gallery of Kings,” Azéma was inspired in part by medieval history and in ... from the Middle Ages as being “all Gregorian chant or love songs,” said Camerata emeritus ...

A Night of Medieval Merriment is billed as an evening ... “We’re doing quite a few Gregorian chants and dipping into the Renaissance with a few madrigals, because those are always fun ...

Compositions of European Medieval music from British sources will also be performed for the first time in centuries, including Gregorian chant. The Chronos Ensemble, founded in 2012 and ...

To this day, Gregorian chant remains at the bedrock of the Latin mass, as well as the development of Western music overall. After the organist’s prelude and a hymn for the whole congregation ...

Music of the early Medieval period began as a single line of notes, or monodic, that has come to be defined as plainchant or Gregorian chant. Here is a short example of Medieval Plainchant. The music ...

The glories of medieval art – the great cathedrals, Gregorian chant, calligraphy and book illumination, the liturgy – have left a lasting imprint on the artistic traditions of our culture. The ...

a superbly curated program inspired by Gregorian chant, in the Concert Hall on 10 October 2025. Featuring works across eight centuries, from medieval composer, visionary and polymath ...

The string arrangement at the end of the song is based on the Medieval Gregorian chant ‘Dies Irae’ from the Latin mass. The song, Wolf says, completed the narrative arc of the album, connecting the ...

The song’s title originates from the Latin Requiem Mass and translates to “the day of wrath” and part of the track’s string arrangement is based on a Latin-mass Medieval Gregorian chant of ...

Another of Mahrt’s colleagues Ted Gioia wrote in his postscript: “Not many knew that Gregorian chant and medieval/Renaissance polyphony flourished in Palo Alto — but I’d be there ...