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★ Gregorian chant is the official chant of the Catholic Church. It is a vocal music, monodic with one voice and "a capella".

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★ Gregorian chant is used by the Catholic Church in its worship. Gregorian is said in honor of St. Gregory the Great.

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It is not necessary to know how to read scores in order to understand Gregorian notation, being one of the oldest forms of music.

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★ Gregorian chant generally refers to a type of plain, simple, monodic song with the best music in the liturgy of the Catholic Church.

Gregorian chant is also called the song of the Roman liturgy of the Catholic church that comes from the chants of the early Greek church.

★ The scores of Gregorian chant are written in tetragram, with a rhythm subject to the Latin text.

It is a sung prayer and the expression of a religiosity.

All Gregorian pieces are always written within one of eight Gregorian modes or ecclesiastical modes.

★ The melodic line moves by second, third, fourth or fifth.

The main expressions of Gregorian chanting are the liturgical recitative, the Salmodia, the Holy Mass and the divine Office.

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