Search - Philip Groening :: Into Great Silence [Music from the Motion Picture]

Sound Track of Praise

M. A. Ramos | Florida USA | 04/29/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the soundtack from Philip Groenings film 'Into Great Silence'. It includes Matins - Introduction - Psalm 3, The Beginner Accepts His Robe, Introït - Veni, Et Ostende Nobis Faciem Tuam, Offertory - Super Flumina Babylonis, Vespers - Hymn (Saint Ambrose) - Psalms 144, 145, Pentecost Matins - Venite, a Reading: Exceprt from Saint Ambbrose, Corpus Christi - Canticle of Saint Ambrose..., Matins & Lauds - Psalm 96 - Canticle of the Three Chi and Salve Regina.



These are not remixed nor a sound booth recording studio production. These are taken from the movie of the same name. So if you were blessed enough to see the movie, just close your eyes and you will be back with the Chartusians as you listen. If you were moved by the movie, or aspire to the contemplative life, this is a must have. It allows you to share in a spiritual experience."

Monks rock quietly

Joseph V. Sapp | chelsea, ma | 04/10/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I thought this was only for monastic follwers. I was wrong. Silence rocks, and if you can't keep it down (verbally), you're SO LOST.

We look for perfection in others.They do not find it useful. We are not perfect, we only think we are.



The theater experience was phenominal, totally quiet before, during and after.

You can't go home th same person!!!



See it somewhere, anywhere, whereever you can.

You will never forgive yourself for missing tis.

10 Stars"

Gregorian plain chant

R. Ladamus | Ct. USA | 06/10/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The Carthusians in their authentic manner have retained the essence of plain chant, without any accompaniment. It is like being with them and seeing how it has been said, that they ae halfway to Heaven !"