What is Gregorian Chant?

Discover the enduring power of Gregorian Chant with this comprehensive online course!

Explore the fascinating world of Gregorian Chant, an ancient form of liturgical music that continues to captivate listeners centuries after its creation. Renowned scholar M. Fulvio Rampi, professor of prepolyphony and author of numerous publications, guides you through the core elements of this significant musical tradition.

This beginner-friendly course, consisting of 16 lectures in English, offers a deep dive into the artistic heritage that forms the bedrock of European music and culture. Delve into the unique characteristics and expressive identity of Gregorian Chant, examining its origins in sacred texts and its role within the Church liturgy.

The course follows the structure of the liturgical year, exploring key chants from Advent and Christmas, Lent, and Easter. You'll gain insights into the evolution of Gregorian Chant, from its ancient notation and medieval manuscripts to contemporary performance practices. Learn about the relationship between Gregorian Chant and the liturgy, and the criteria for authentic and coherent performance.

Enhance your understanding with immersive listening sessions featuring the acclaimed ensemble Cantori Gregoriani. Founded and led by Fulvio Rampi since 1985, this male schola cantorum brings extensive international experience to the performance of Gregorian Chant.

Uncover the hidden treasure that is Gregorian Chant – a sound of the Word, offering profound depth and surprising relevance for modern audiences. Purchase the course online and embark on a journey of musical discovery!

• Gregorian Chant
• Liturgical Music
• Medieval Music
• Sacred Music
• Church Music
• Music History
• Vatican Music
• Cantori Gregoriani
• Online Music Course
• Music Education
• Prepolyphony
• European Music
• Liturgy
• Advent
• Christmas
• Lent
• Easter
• Ancient Notation
• Medieval Manuscripts
• Schola Cantorum