Religious Music
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Georgiagranny
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Gregorian chant...I could listen for days and days.
Whatsisname, the Father of My Children, was a seminarian during his first two years in college, and there were required classes in Latin, Greek and Gregorian Chant. When he went back to college after we were married, his two years of Latin and Greek didn't transfer because they weren't considered foreign languages, but he got music credit for Gregorian Chant. Huh?
Whatsisname, the Father of My Children, was a seminarian during his first two years in college, and there were required classes in Latin, Greek and Gregorian Chant. When he went back to college after we were married, his two years of Latin and Greek didn't transfer because they weren't considered foreign languages, but he got music credit for Gregorian Chant. Huh?
MarciKS
aka Fritz
my favorite song on the planet!
This has been my favorite hymn for a very long time
Not so fond of the singer, but the scene is quite akin to the terrain around my cabin.
I gained a richer understanding of the lyrics on my early morning strolls
Of course, the occasional wolf in the distant meadow helped get me even closer to my maker
Not so fond of the singer, but the scene is quite akin to the terrain around my cabin.
I gained a richer understanding of the lyrics on my early morning strolls
Of course, the occasional wolf in the distant meadow helped get me even closer to my maker
Paco Dennis
SF VIP
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- Mid-Missouri
I played in Christian rock bands. This was one of my favorites.
MarkD
Keeper of the Hounds & Garden
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- San Francisco Bay Area
MarkD
Keeper of the Hounds & Garden
- Location
- San Francisco Bay Area
A folk favorite.
MarkD
Keeper of the Hounds & Garden
- Location
- San Francisco Bay Area
Georgiagranny
Well-known Member
Funny...I just saw this thread again and was going to post that I find Gregorian Chant very soothing.
