Gregorian chants

The Gregorian chants are praises to God and the interpretation that monks of contemplative life usually make, is wonderful because not only the praise, the voices, but the Spirit are mixed, for that reason they elevate our spirituality and somehow unite divine we carry inside.
From its birth, Christian music was a sung prayer, to be performed not in a purely material way, but with devotion, singing to God in your heart. The text was therefore the raison d'être of Gregorian chant. In fact, the chanting of the text is based on the principle "He who sings well, sometimes twice". Gregorian chant can never be understood without the text, which has priority over the melody and is the one that gives meaning to it. Therefore, in interpreting it, the singers must have understood the meaning of the text very well. Consequently, any imposition of an operatic voice in which the interpreter's performance is attempted should be avoided. From the Gregorian chant it is from where they come the Gregorian ways, that give base to the music of the West. From them come the major and minor modes, and others less known.
Relaxing music with Gregorian chants, relaxation music and meditation. Listen to the soothing sound of angels singing.
Do not hesitate with Gregorian chants listen to the music sung with the soul.