Track Listings (24) - Disc #1| All Artists: John Michael Talbot, Monks of Portion Hermitage Title: Chant From the Hermitage Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Chordant Release Date: 7/3/1995 Genres: Pop, Christian & Gospel Style: Pop & Contemporary Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 749383462325, 749383462349 |
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A collection of Twelve Psalms, Six Canticles, and Six Chants in English, Latin, and Greek sung by John Michael Talbot and the Monks of Little Portion Hermitage. Includes: Kyrie, Gloria (de Angelis), Psalm 11, Psalm 15, Eph... more » |
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Product Description A collection of Twelve Psalms, Six Canticles, and Six Chants in English, Latin, and Greek sung by John Michael Talbot and the Monks of Little Portion Hermitage. Includes: Kyrie, Gloria (de Angelis), Psalm 11, Psalm 15, Ephesians Canticle, Psalm 20, Psalm 27, Colossians Canticle, Psalm 32, Revelation Canticle, Psalm 45 Part 1, Psalm 45 Part 2, Psalm 121, Psalm 124, Psalm 127, Psalm 131, Canticle 1 Peter, Canticle Philippians, Sanctus (Requieum), Angus Dei, Evening Canticle, Regina Ceali, and Salve Regina. Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsRare and Different R. Kirkham | Rushville, Illinois USA | 11/21/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) " For centuries monastics have "framed" their days with readings from the Psalms set to musical tone. This is called the "Daily Office". Christian music has many popular styles, but few cd's are based on the Daily Office, which is at the core of monastic spirituality. Forget Latin Gregorian Chants, which have an exotic or "New Age" sound. Forget soft nature music, which also sounds New Age. Ignore the typical contemporary Christian music, which is usually loud and fast. Bypass traditional hymns. If you are looking for meditation music with a Christian slant, search for something built on the Psalms. Once you make the leap you will discover two realities. First, other music will seem somehow hollow. And, second, you will be distressed by the lack of options. There are only a few musicians out there that create worship cd's built on the Daily Office. Gregory Norbet has a couple. The Northumbria Community has one, as does Cyprian Consiglio. And then there is John Michael Talbot. Talbot merges the contemporary world with historic monasticism in life and it overflows into his music. Talbot's music has depth. It is created on the lyrics rather than musical style or popular fads. He usually selects only the best lyrics from the rich history of Christianity. This cd is no exception. Pick it up and use it as a meditation tool for your morning and evening devotions. It will calm you and inspire you. More important, it may help to change you, make you better, draw you closer to God. What more can you ask of one small cd? " Chant from the Hermitage R. Kirkham | 07/30/1997 (5 out of 5 stars) "Sublime Gregorian chant in both Latin and comtemporary style. The arrangement of these songs are cotemplative and transforming. END" Beautiful, Mystical Benedict | 01/23/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "Vital to all catholics interested in the mystical nature of Christ and His church"
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