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please, someone tells me it is called and where I can find this part? 0:28
kawachimpuca 1 month ago
Please someone answer me! What represents the blue color on they ? I saw a boy, he was like 16 years old in notredame with that blue swit and he impresssed me! Please someone ...
Hibridogirl 9 months ago
Questo è un parallelo Organum Perotinus.
majex007 11 months ago
Gregoriano + Leonino?
nonnopirro52 1 year ago
LINDO
heierich88 1 year ago
Sounds more like poliphony...
inadiva44 1 year ago
This pieces are on the new CD: Surrexit Christus :D
schleicher27 1 year ago
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ChristopherLangdown 1 year ago
el inicio no es polifonia primitiva mas bien es una diafonia que dio paso ala polifonia debes estudiar mas soloramos
L20027 2 years ago
Wow...
The control of the pitch in his voice is just... mind-numbing o_o
Amazing sound!
rahma4 2 years ago
bello bellissimo ma non è canto gregoriano
antonioazze 2 years ago
:O I´m totally on my kness!!!! that was beautiful!
Stanzapro83 2 years ago
The Choir Robes look like snuggies.
dacatholicbandorgan 2 years ago
El inicio no es cano gregoriano, es polifonia primitiva, discantus, organum, fabordon, el final es canto gregoriano, es el Quartus Modus, con cadencia final en variante, es un video fantastico, una de las cosas que no se escuchan en cualquier lugar.
soloramos 2 years ago
what a name of musics ?
frem900 3 years ago
This is NOT Gregorian chant.
vonbiron 3 years ago 5
Maybe it's Julian? :-)
NYCBG 3 years ago
Beautiful music, but not Gregorian.
lutheranorthodoksi 3 years ago 2
it cannot be the gregorian chants, as they are all in a monophonic set. The one showed here probably belongs to the Notre Dame School around 11th century.
mingweicello 3 years ago 4
sorry for the mistake, actually it was written on the entrance 'gregorian chants' and, well, I may say that even if I admired it's not at all my speciality! Anyway, thanks for the comments...
joanaconti 3 years ago
In fact, last part is authentic gregorian chant.
AndreaSPitaim 3 years ago