Track Listing

1. Adorate Deum, introit in Mode 7
2. Da pacem, introit in mode 1 (Liber Usualis No 1056a)
3. Dominus illuminatio mea, introit 4th Sunday after Pentecost
4. Laetetur cor, Introitus
5. Dirigatur, gradual in mode 7 (Liber Usualis, No 1060a)
6. Domine, Dominus noster, Gradulia
7. Jacta cogitatum tuum, gradual in mode 7
8. Laetatus sum, gradual in mode 7 (Liber Usualis No. 560, GR 139)
9. Adorabo, alleluia
10. De profundis, alleluia in mode 7 (Liber Usualis No. 1076, GR 388)
11. Deus, iudex iustus, Versus alleluiatici
12. Laudate Deum, alleluia in mode 4
13. De profundis clamavi, offertory in mode 2 (Liber Usualis No. 1076; GR 388)
14. Domine convertere, offertory in mode 3
15. Iubilate Deo universa, offertory
16. Iustitiae Domini, Offertoria
17. Circuibo, communion 7th Sunday after Pentecost
18. Dicut Dominus; implete hydrias. . .communion in mode 6 for the 2nd Sunday after Epiphany
19. Dominus firmamentum meum, communion 4th Sunday after Pentecost
20. Qui manducat, communion
21. Gustate et videte (Psalm 33), communion 8th Sunday after Pentecost

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #12878 in Music
• Released on: 2005-05-17
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .19 pounds

Customer Reviews

Are these legit?
These chants have a strange, 'new age' sound to them. Are they over-produced (digital echo?), or are they even legitimately Gregorian? In the 6th C., did the Monks ever 'fade out' at the ends of their numbers? I don't know, but if you're looking for historic music, you might want to research this set of recordings. I listen to other chant music, but these drive me insane: e.g., IV-Psalmus...

Inspirational and Relaxing music
My daughter-in-law requested this as a Christmas gift. My introduction to the monks music. She is happy and I have a new soothing musical therapy to add to my collection.

Gregorian Chants for relaxation
Frankly, these chants all sound alike to me. I was looking for something relaxing to play at times, like when I was falling asleep, and this works just fine.