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<p class=a4>West land</p><p class=c>In this land are published and discussed melodies and chants of the so-called «Gregorian» and «Ambrosian» singings: chants of old latin churchs, «West patristical singing», ancient roman singing, nord embodiment in a sound of the heavenly song.</p><noinclude> | <p class=a4>West land</p><p class=c>In this land are published and discussed melodies and chants of the so-called «Gregorian» and «Ambrosian» singings: chants of old latin churchs, «West patristical singing», ancient roman singing, nord embodiment in a sound of the heavenly song.</p><noinclude> | ||
<p class=c>Presented in the monuments which are written down by the Gregorian and ancient roman notation.</p> | <p class=c>Presented in the monuments which are written down by the Gregorian and ancient roman notation.</p> | ||
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Revision as of 15:12, 17 October 2026
West land
In this land are published and discussed melodies and chants of the so-called «Gregorian» and «Ambrosian» singings: chants of old latin churchs, «West patristical singing», ancient roman singing, nord embodiment in a sound of the heavenly song.
Presented in the monuments which are written down by the Gregorian and ancient roman notation.
Examples of sacred melodies of West land:
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«Puer natus», gregorian melody – chants the Ensemble «Melos»
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«Acclamation - Δόξα ἐν ὑψίστοις», ambrosian melody – chants the ensemble «Organum»
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«Repons - Amicus meus osculi me tradit», ambrosian melody – chants the ensemble «Organum»
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«Alleluia - Pascha nostrum», ambrosian melody – chants the ensemble «Organum»