Eine Prozession Kloster -1 (Gregorianischer Choral) HD.
Bestattungs Chants Trappisten;
Abtei Citeaux/
Gregorian Aufnahmen 1949
Rette mich, Herr, vor dem Tod das ewige auf diesem furchtbaren Tag,
Wenn der Himmel und die Erde wird bewegt werden,
Wenn du sollst kommen, die Welt durch Feuer zu richten.
Ich machte zu zittern, und ich fürchte, bis das Urteil über uns, und die kommenden Zorn, Wenn der Himmel und die Erde wird bewegt werden. An diesem Tag, Tag des Zorns, Unglück und Elend, Tag der großen und mehr als Bitterkeit, Wenn du sollst kommen, die Welt durch Feuer zu richten. Ewige Ruhe Zuschuss zu ihnen, o Herr, und das ewige Licht leuchte ihnen.

Antwort: Wie der Vater. ~ Gregorianischer Choral (HD)
Denn so, wie der Vater mich geliebt hat, so habe auch ich euch geliebt; Bleibt in meiner Liebe. Wenn ihr meine Gebote haltet, werdet ihr in meiner Liebe, gleichwie ich die Gebote meines Vaters gehalten habe und sich in seiner Liebe bleiben. Bleibt in meiner Liebe!
Ehre sei dem Vater und dem Sohn und dem Heiligen Geist ist.
Benediktiner Schola bei Fontgombault Abtei, Frankreich. 2001.
www.artetmusique.org/page_artiste.php

Monasterio Cisterciense.
Pequeño documental grabado en el Monasterio Cisterciense de Villamayor de los Montes (Burgos, España), durante el invierno de 2011.
El audio está grabado con el micrófono de la propia cámara.
El ritmo, sosegado y repetitivo, es acorde con la vida contemplativa de esta comunidad
www.monasteriodevillamayor.com/es/burgos/

In pace, - singen für Komplet.
die erste Zeile ist aus Psalm 4,9, und die zweiten beiden Zeilen sind aus Psalm 132,4, sowohl in der Vulgata.
Übersetzung.
In Frieden und in die gleiche werde ich schlafen und ausruhen.
Wenn ich Schlaf in die Augen
und meine Augenlider Schläfrigkeit,
Ich werde schlafen und ausruhen.
Ehre sei dem Vater und dem Sohn und dem Heiligen Geist.

Gregorianischen Weihnachten ~ Hymnus der Laudes (HD)
(Hymnus der Laudes - Weihnachtstag)-A SOLIS ORTUS CARDINE/
Benediktinermönche von San Domingo de Silos, Spanien. / Kongregation von Solesmes
"Von der Dreh der aufgehenden Sonne, bis die Grenzen der Erde uns zu Christus, dem Fürsten der Jungfrau Maria geboren zu singen".

Propers;'Midnight Mass' at Trappist Monastery (Latin-Gregorian)
AUDIO from 1955 -Propers ; 'Midnight Mass' at Trappist Monastery,USA -1955 Traditional Latin-Gregorian .
1.Dominus dixit, introit for the Christmas midnight Mass
2.Tecum principium, gradual
3.Alleluia;Dominus dixit & Psalm 2, antiphon in mode 8
4.Laetentur caeli, offertory
5.In splendoribus sanctorum, communion chant

Dominus Veniet: Liturgie de l'Avent (Chant grégorien)MP3
www.deezer.com/us/artist/5381748;France
Selections;
www.deezer.com/us/album/7185882
Liste des titres
7:Sanctus
8:
Agnus Dei 10 :Populus Sion 12: Alleluia Lætatus 15: Gaudete in Domino semper 17 Alleluia, excita, Domine 20 Rorate cæli 21 Prope est Dominus 24 Ecce virgo concipiet 25 Hodie scietis (Introït) 26 Hodie scietis (Graduel) 27 Alleluia Crastina 28 Tollite portas 29 Revelabitur gloria Domini

Rorate Caeli- (introït) - Grégorien.
4e dimanche de l'Avent, entrée (introït) - Grégorien
moines bénédictins, Abbaye de Triors, France.
www.ndtriors.fr/gregorien_index.html

Veni, redemptor gentium-Advent Polyphony/Plainchant.
Ambrosian Advent hymn transcribed;
1. Come, redeemer of the peoples,
and show the birth from a Virgin;
every age shall acclaim
that such a birth befits God.
2. Not out of human seed,
but out of godly breath the Word of God is made flesh and the fruit of the womb flourishes. 3. The virgin womb became pregnant yet remained a bastion of chastity; the standards of virtue shine [there], [and] God dwells in [such] temple. 4. Let him come from His chamber, [which is] the kingly dwelling of chastity, a giant of twofold substance intent on fulfilling [his] destiny. He comes from the Father, and to the Father he returns; his path [goes] all the way to the infernal regions [and] return to God's seat. 5. [You who are] an equal to the eternal Father, wear the girdle of flesh [and] invigorate the weakness of our body by [your] eternal virtue. 6. Your cradle shines already and the night breaths a new light, for no night shall intervene and endless …More

Sacred Struggle~ Gregorian.
Hymn for Solemnity of St. -Monastic Scola of Benedictine Abbey, Notre Dame de Fontgombault.
www.artetmusique.org/page_artiste.php

Lauda Mater Ecclesia ~~~ Credo- polyphony.
polyphony/Credo
HDR Images

Urbs Jerusalem Beata- Gregorian Chant, mp3
Gregorian chants for Vespers and Church Dedication.
Schola Choir of the Benedictine Abbey Maria Laach / Willibrord Heckenbach, OSB/Tracklist below;
Country: Germany /
Released:1975/
Tracklist:
1 Peal Bells 1:21
2 Deus in adjutorium Meum Intende 1:00 3 Hymn: Urbs Beata Jerusalem 5:31 4. a Antiphon: Domum Tuam Domine - Psalm 109 2:45 5. b. Antiphon: Domus Mea - Psalm 110 3:26 6. c. Antiphon: Bene Fundata Est - Psalm 112 2:39 7. d Antiphon: Lapides Pretiosi - Psalm 147 3:28 Chapter 8: Vidi civitatem Jerusalem sanctam Antworgesang: Est Locus Iste Sanctus 2:25 9. antiphon to the Magnificat: O Quam Metuendus Est 4:24 10 Introit Terribilis Est 3:33 11 Kyrie Eleison III 2:55 12 Gloria In Excelsis III 2:49 13 Gradual Locus Iste 3:58 14 Alleluia Laetatus Sum Stantes erant 4:04 15 sequence Psallat Ecclesia (Vot Notker of St. Gall) 2:11 16 Credo III 3:56 17 Offertory Domine Deus verse Maiestas Domini 4:42 18 Sanctus III 1:23 19 Agnus Dei III 1:42 20 Communio …More

Beauty of Gods creation.. "Locus iste..." HD.
Locus iste (English: This place), WAB 23, is a sacred motet,polyphony composed by Anton Bruckner in 1869. The text is the Latin gradual Locus iste for the annual celebration of a church's dedication. The incipit, Locus iste a Deo factus est, translates to "This place was made by God".

France: Mont St-Michel.
More info about travel to Normandy: www.ricksteves.com/europe/france/normandy Mont St-Michel has been among the top pilgrimage sites in all Christendom. For over a thousand years, the silhouette of this island-abbey has sent pilgrim’s weary spirits soaring.

How Do We Know the Early Church? - Dr. William Marshner.
The Coming Home Network International;Former Lutheran (now Catholic),scholar Dr. William Marshner explores the sources of information about the early church and used by early Christian historians. How did early Christians learn and pass on the faith?
(This talk was originally given in 2004 at the CHNetwork's "Deep in History" conference)
About the Deep in History Talks from the CHNetwork:
The early period of the growth of Christianity (ca. A.D. 50-700) is a rich source for learning how the earliest disciples and apostles of Jesus Christ passed on the “faith delivered once and for all to God’s holy ones” (Jud 3). From Ignatius of Antioch in the early second century to Gregory the Great in the early seventh, the story of the Church’s proclamation in winning over pagan culture to Christ is widely diverse in practice and wonderfully unified in doctrine. The faith of these early Saints inspires and challenges us to live more deeply in …More

Tollite Portas - Gregorian, Abbey of Fontgombault (HD)
Gradual Of Saturday In Advent // Monastic choir of Benedictine Abbey of Our Lady Fontgombault
www.artetmusique.org/page_artiste.php

Rome: Baroque Brilliance and Bernini.
This second of three shows on Rome reveals a city busy with life and bursting with Baroque. We'll ramble through the venerable heart of Rome, admire breathtaking Bernini statues, ponder sunbeams inside St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, and mix and mingle with the Romans during an early-evening stroll. Following an exquisite Roman dinner, we'll join locals after dark.

France d'en haut HD- Loire.
vues de survol le long de la Loire en France. Certains des plus beaux châteaux et des palais dans le pays.

European Christmas (Rick Steves)
From England to Norway, Burgundy to Bavaria, and Rome to the top of the Swiss Alps, Rick Steves' European Christmas gets you a seat at the family feast; saves you a pew up in the lofts with the finest choirs; and hands you a rolling pin in grandma's kitchen as she labors over her best-kept holiday secrets. You'll join Romans cooking up female eels, Parisians slurping oysters, Tuscans tossing fruit cakes, and Norwegian kids winning marzipan pigs. Exploring the rich and fascinating mix of traditions...

Demander.
Paraboles d'un curé de campagne du 05/10/2014.