Benedictine Chant is a form of liturgical plainchant developed within the monastic tradition of the Benedictine Order, distinguished by its adherence to the Rule of Saint Benedict and its role in the solemn observance of the Divine Office within medieval Western Christianity.
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From memory to record: musical notations in manuscripts from Exeter
Susan Rankin · Anglo-Saxon England · 1984 · 48 citations
Humanities, History, Musicology +16
Decadent Enchantments: The Revival of Gregorian Chant at Solesmes
D. W. Krummel, Katherine Bergeron · Notes · 1999 · 35 citations
Humanities, Art History, History +13
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- KBKatherine Bergeron
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- DWD. W. Krummel
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- AAAlison Altstatt
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- The English Historical Review
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- Anglo-Saxon England
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- Mediaeval Studies
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