What is Gregorian Chant? (English Audio, Brazilian Portuguese subtitles available)

This video explains what Gregorian chant is, exploring its origins, importance, and general characteristics.
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[@reynreyngoawey2618]

Any grade 9 students in here that came from online classes?

[@gageyacano6905]

nah, im here for college lol

[@datauser6741]

Me

[@p_esguerra1663]

Me lmao

[@kiterianaarveepascual1263]

modules saken HAHHHAA

[@jaysonverso5236]

I'm only grade 7 and we are doing this ;-;

[@imintheghettoratatata442]

Anyone got this for school work

[@dontdebateandrewtatethetop7780]

I’m In the ghetto Ratatata I’m board

[@jaysonverso5236]

Yes

[@christiann3234]

Me hahaha

[@sphinx248]

me

[@riyaaanii1230]

Need to make a chant grrrr

[@iandelosreyes2484]

Y’all might’ve come here because of curiosity or sum’n, I’m here from my online classes

[@thatoneguy6053]

Ian Delos Reyes same

[@strangazer]

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[@markivandiestro3791]

Sameee

[@leidis9543]

Same lol 😂

[@egg4days909]

same

[@tinman8972]

To me, Gregorian Chanting will always sound like the voices of angels.

[@markempoldiamante7641]

Thanks

[@variusabin4978]

no wonder; we're all tricked by religious leaders to associate these chants to divine beings, while only people will create and perform them.

[@miltonmcdonald2919]

@@variusabin4978 Calm down, dude.

[@Malikjardine]

If you ever played Halo, the opening theme is a Gregorian Chant

[@Malikjardine]

Do you have an idea on what type of chant it could be ?

[@coemgenus6251]

It's actually surprisingly Gregorianesque. Same with Zelda's Temple of Time. 1) Halo theme is in E-Dorian, which is Gregorian Mode 1, based on the Re. 2) The "A3 G3 F#3 E3" (SOL FA MI RE) at the end of the first figure is a common cadence in psalm tone 1 and in the Old Roman mode 1 antiphons. 3) The "D4 C#4 A3 C#4 B3" (do ti SOL ti la) in the second figure, with the skips from C# to A (from ti to SOL), are characteristic of Gregorian figures. So is the "B2 D3 E3" (LA DO RE) that opens the third figure. 4) If the beginning of the third figure "D3 E3 G3 A3 F#3" (DO RE FA SOL MI) had a passing note between E3 and G3, the figure would match exactly part of a common pre-cadence in the Gregorian Mode 1 introit antiphon chants. 5) The ending "G3 F#3 E3 F#3 D3 E3" (FA MI RE MI DO RE), if it had the last two notes swapped, would be identical to the mediant cadence of the Plagal Mode 1 (Mode 2) Great Responsories. Or it could just be a coincidence ...

[@charliedicanio3063]

Still nice chant though

[@simontempler3230]

Enigma

[@davidgeorge5109]

Malik Jardine it’s not acrually very surprising, the composer Martin O Donald was part of a Gregorian Choir, and he attributes the sound very directly to Gregorian chants

[@cryptosporidium1375]

Characteristic 1: It is in Latin Characteristic 2: It doesn't have metered rhythm. Characteristic 3: It evokes a religious mood and evokes religious worship Characteristic 4: It moves, usually with stepwise motion. Characteristic 5: It is monophonic. Characteristic 6: Uses eight scales known as "church modes."

[@marcj2551]

I listen to Gregorian Chant every Sunday at the Tridentine Mass.

[@GingerJoberton]

Marc J yeah let's hear it for JESUS. I don't do Tridentine mass much anymore, I'm an organist so I'm needed elsewhere. But I feel like a lot more people would be inspired to be close to God if they saw the rich Church history, alive and evolving.

[@Deus-Vult-AMDG]

Me too

[@thusundi1963]

Marc J whoa, hey, fellow tradcats! Good to see y’all out in the wild

[@evanc.1591]

Ayyy trad gang

[@escarabajoelmajo7296]

Marc J yo también bro

[@mahfew326]

What makes me really appreciate gregorian chant are the modes! They certainly give off a different character or flavour to set the mood

[@augusto7681]

I dind know that Get lucky and Uptown Funk are modal music. I dont know if you know Bjork but the majority of her music is write in modes and some are atonal. Her music is very good to learn about musical concepts. (she even make an album to teach music)

[@ipapaparicio]

Augusto can you refer to me where you got the info of her music being in modes or atonal?or tell me what songs you speak about?

[@augusto7681]

The music "dark matter" is atonal. Actually it have a combination of differents musical scales. The music "solstice" is in dorian mode. "an echo, a stain" i think is in diminished scale. "Possibly Maybe" is partially in lydian. Exist a lot of analysis and study of her music.

[@sophiaperennis2360]

They are not just about "moods", but states of being. The Greek system was very similar to the one used in Indian music, where a "raga" was intended to evoke a specific state of being which was then given a specific religious significance. Same applies to Gregorian Chant. The major and minor modes we use in modern music narrows the range of the music to a "human" level only, where as the other modes were capable of evoking stakes of being of a more transcendent or esoteric character. And that is why Gregorian Chant will never NOT sound religious, and why music which relies on other modes besides major and minor suddenly acquires a kind of mystical quality.

[@dontdebateandrewtatethetop7780]

Mahfew me too! Im brought here because i have to and i absolutely HATE IT. It’s amazing how good life is 😺👐🏾🤛👆🏽☝️👎👐🏾

[@astro_numi4563]

I actually came here to review for my exams tomorrow and since I'm very paranoid that this would be included in the exams but I am actually amazed how ppl were able to make such music and evolved over the years. Thank you for the lesson sir, it was very educational and easy to understand especially from someone who had just learned abt this in school.

[@cedrickdavis7666]

I feel the statement made concerning Soulja Boy was a little disrespectful. The connection was great but the comment that without his music may not have been so bad, in my opinion, was ethnocentric. He clearly has a following that supports his artistry that has created a net worth for him of $30 Million.

[@Dkplayesvideogames]

I set up a hidden boom box with a Gregorian chant DVD playing on Halloween. It creeps people out every year!

[@johnm.teague8125]

Dylan Theh Awesome My friend and I actually sang this very chant (Dies Irae) on Halloween night at his house

[@gamzee3610]

Gregorian Chanting slaps hard, no genre should have that power.

[@Dhruvnater456]

What about J.S Bach?

[@Pocketfarmer1]

FYI highland bagpipes are a myxolidian mode instrument. At times the “high G” was called the devil’s note.

[@aahlstrom93]

It is the music of angels. I listen to it every Sunday at High Mass. I am 26 and it actually makes me want to go to Mass. Listen to "Deum Verum" - it rends the soul to the very core.

[@filmnewsreport3231]

Never stop learning

[@fivezeroniner]

My favorite quote. Never stop learning. Because life never stops teaching.

[@dontdebateandrewtatethetop7780]

fivezeroniner no mate

[@LiaAwesomeness]

i hate the defensive careful tone one has to speak in whenever praising something related to christianity. like lets cut the crap gregorian chant is beautiful, end of.

[@appuldurcombehouse6611]

Amen. You don't have to be Catholic to enjoy it either.

[@zeeyangs.r9106]

You have explained it much better than my prof. Thank you so much!

[@blueberries3639]

Haha lol

[@archibaldsimms7440]

Very nice video. My students, who are of African decent enjoyed it. Thanks for making it interesting.

[@lordtigranes9877]

Archibald Simms Armenia was the first country to except Christianity as it main religion. The name Grigor is Armenian. Grigorian or Grigoryan is an Armenian last name. The writing in the old book you showed was Armenian. This asshole is skipping the beginning, the Armenian history tied to the Grigorian chant.

[@nikkitatsumi898]

aigh aight aight. i know you're here because of your online class 👁️👄👁️💅

[@ederleonardocaceresreatiga4381]

This video highlights Gregorian chants for its historical value but, actually I find this music beautiful and solemn

[@Vavek356]

Thank you so much! I am studying for my music history exam at uni, and this helped me to understand the immense importance of this seemingly-boring period of music.

[@UnderstandingMusic]

Glad the video helped! Music will always be subjective, so what we find boring will always change. Learning more about a type of music really helps to at least appreciate it more regardless of how much one likes it. I often find myself liking some music better the more I learn about it as well!

[@ClayREZify]

Thank you for making me appreciate western music. Your videos have been so helpful.

[@Evangelionism]

LOOOOOOOOL. Pretty Boy Swag

[@g45gl21]

No one watching this for fun this definitely school assignment

[@gibbonschip]

A very concise and interesting history. I had no idea modes and notation came from Gregorian Chant. Now I realize that most of what is listed as Gregorian Chant on KZbin isn't Gregorian Chant at all. That aside, some people have made some beautiful music by combining some of these elements with harmony and contemporary instruments. And I would not have found it if it didn't have Gregorian Chant in the title. I've subscribed to learn more. Thanks.

[@lordtigranes9877]

Chip Gibbons Armenia was the first country to except Christianity as it main religion. The name Grigor is Armenian. Grigorian or Grigoryan is an Armenian last name. The writing in the old book was Armenian. This asshole is skipping the beginning, the Armenian history tied to the Grigorian chant. From the beginning churches in were built so the chanting would resonate in a way that brought on the feeling God was present.

[@JustOdie]

Name-calling asside , please do tell me more about the ties between Gregorian chant and medieval Armenia, I want to know!

[@erikaoncon5153]

No Soulja Boy🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@danielcruz8347]

Mass in F Minor 68 Electric Prunes .. Producer David Axelrod Engineer David Hassinger. Psychedelic Gregorian chant music!! 🎵🎶

[@danielcruz8347]

Or how about a classic rock piece a couple years earlier ? Still Im Sad 65 Yardbirds Producer Mickie Most. Music style blends. Gregorian chant with spaghetti western Ennio Morricone with Jeff Beck Electrico Guitarra. 🏜⛲🔔⛓🥁⚡👻👀

[@lovezification]

I think that text should rather be in long lines and have fewer rows. It would be easier to read it out quickly. I cant read english that fast in that format. Just sayin'. great video, very informative and well explained.

[@robertsonkira69]

I'm an autistic atheist and Gregorian Chant is music I use to chill.

[@yasmin_17777]

Ako lang ba talagang grade 9 Ang di na inglis? Halos lahat Ng comment na inglis...... Lmao..🤯💃

[@baconph2578]

Same rhythm music difficult its a roma chat

[@DaHarve]

Online Class Work lol

[@mikaylinrose]

lol

[@bakedpotato1138]

Your channel is great! Can I use your video's in my Music Appreciation Class? Also, do you have a Patreon?

[@kencordero6500]

Online classes brought me here

[@The_elite_soldier]

I went to a latin mass with my family in the Philippines and it was very interesting i felt the angels and the saints and god i believe and trust and love them all always may god bless you all brothers and sisters

[@UnderstandingMusic]

It is definitely very heavenly sounding, and even film composers have used it as a model to evoke religious moods.

[@ProperLogicalDebate]

You might listen to Ed Ames singing "Who Shall Answer".

[@ProperLogicalDebate]

One of my favorites.

[@teksight9714]

Your sample sounds like Elvish music from Lord of the Rings. No?

[@mvcartwright]

This is a wonderful resource that I will use with my middle school performing arts students! Thank you for taking the time to create it.

[@mvcartwright]

+Chris Wright (Understanding_Music) Wonderful!

[@lordtigranes9877]

Melissa Cartwright Armenia was the first country to except Christianity as it main religion. The name Grigor is Armenian. Grigorian or Grigoryan is an Armenian last name. The writing in the old book was Armenian. This person is skipping the beginning, the Armenian history tied to the Grigorian chant. From the beginning churches in were built so the chanting would resonate in a way that brought on the feeling, God was present.

[@mr.roywulf]

My son is 16 years old and a sophomore at a Catholic high school here in Virginia. If you go to his KZbin channel 'Mr. Roy Wulf', you can see a video of a presentation he did a week ago about his love for Gregorian chant and sacred polyphony. He does a very soft sell of traditional music, however, as there are still many who resist traditional music in favor of the modern liturgical music that started in the 1970s or those who applaud, for example, the techno music played at World Youth Day.

[@Watcher1301]

Technology is going up and music going down. It's almost unbelievable what is called music today.

[@imgonnafindmyownway]

I came here to know what Gregorian chant is not the history 😭

[@UnderstandingMusic]

Every musical fact is rooted in history. To understand anything you must study its history. You can skip to around the 1:30 mark to skip some of the history.

[@MochiBluse]

{Wii Channel teme plays)

[@mikeyherrera7256]

I am literally my own teacher in my music class. Thank you!!!

[@hugospiegel]

Good video, thanks for producing it. But there's a few things: 1 - We should listen to them NOT ONLY because its undenialble and divinely HUGE historical importance, but because it's the song of the angels, teaching us the most sublime and profund way to praise God, His gospel and His Kingdom. It shows us how the Kingdom of Heaven pretty much sounds like, once it1s not only the angels' way to pray to God, but also the saints and the whole Christ's mystical body. 2 -We should NOT see it as a MERE musical museum peace. How injust and disrespectful to the gregorian chant and how ignorant it would be. It is way more than just that to this very day, mostly because of the Tridentine lithurgical rite mass that has kept it alive until now. The gregorian chant is still very much alive in the Catholic Church and the Church has a massive influence for Its members.

[@Killernuma123]

You're dumb

[@coemgenus6251]

Excellent introduction to Gregorian chant! A little simplistic but very catchy! A few points of correction... 1) Gregorian chant WAS metrical. We know this from paleography and from contemporary testimony. Half the repertory has a tendency toward time signature, the other half is more free, but nearly every chant composed prior to 1100 can be arranged to an underlying beat. Guido of Arezzo, the inventor of the staff, says this explicitly. The beat and meters vanished over the course of the 11th century due to organum's popularity. The term 'plainsong' was not codified till the 1200s to distinguish the non-organumized Gregorian chants which had lost their original meters and thus were without accompaniment or rhythm. But John Cotton already used the word 'plain' in the 1000s to describe the 'new' style of rhythmless chant which he detested. 2) The hypothesis that Gregorian is a blend of Gallican and Roman has never been substantiated to any degree of certainty. Modern discoveries are leaning away from this opinion, especially considering that the antiphons, responsories, and the Proper all show signs of faithful transmission when compared with the Old Roman. 3) Organum is as old as the earliest Gregorian manuscripts. Gregorian then technically classifies as monody, not as pure monophony. But this is a minor point.

[@coemgenus6251]

I would invite you to read what the first-millennium medieval fathers said about the rhythm of their own music. Page 177 (p. 15) of this PDF: media.musicasacra.com/publications/caecilia/caecilia_v84n03_1957_08.pdf

[@lordtigranes9877]

Coemgenus Armenia was the first country to except Christianity as it main religion. The name Grigor is Armenian. Grigorian or Grigoryan is an Armenian last name. The writing in the old book was Armenian. This person is skipping the beginning, the Armenian history tied to the Grigorian chant. From the beginning churches in were built so the chanting would resonate in a way that brought on the feeling, God was present.

[@Two_Bluebirds]

Coemgenus, with all respect and charity - the real test would be for your readers to hear your rendition of the Chant. If the reaction to it is 'that's terrible' then there would be something amiss with the reasoning. If it's 'that's amazing!' then you are probably right. Faith cometh by hearing... God bless!

[@marinastenos6983]

@@UnderstandingMusic But is this not the very task you took on when creating this video? Daresay a form that has been in use for over a millennium should be shown some greater respect and historic accuracy.

[@NonaK-mz8oy]

Thank you so much for this video! I love its complexity and clarity!

[@lordtigranes9877]

Nona K Armenia was the first country to except Christianity as it main religion. The name Grigor is Armenian. Grigorian or Grigoryan is an Armenian last name. The writing in the old book you showed was Armenian. This asshole is skipping the beginning, the Armenian history tied to the Grigorian chant.

[@faithden-d8235]

Hi APEC GRADE 9 STUDENTS JAN

[@SingingPupRecords]

this is cool, but i would have appreciated gregorian chant being the music behind the narration. as a teaching tool it falls short because of that. any chance of redoing?

[@UnderstandingMusic]

It was a consideration when creating this video, but I tend to shy away from suing any music with lyrics while having narration. Even though it's is Latin, the chant lyrics likely would still cause some problems in the narration being clear. There are also copyright claim concerns. Thank you for commenting, and I appreciate the feedback :)

[@SingingPupRecords]

Ah, got it. Well, if the music was original, maybe create original music in the vibe w/out words? Just ideas. Good for you for being open.@@UnderstandingMusic

[@Sigma.Infinity]

Music examples of Gregorian Chant start at 5:53.

[@Zompiepigman]

Anyone here in grade 9 rn?

[@roxshivamsingh]

I really love it to everything about Jesus♥️

[@wister072]

Grade 9?

[@QalinaCom]

Lydian scale in your vid should have b natural, with Bb it's an Ionian( F major) in this case. Not sure whether you can change this now.

[@danielvelasco9763]

In my country doesnt know that the meaning of gregorian chant people think sound like satanic

[@Texasknight1]

What country are you from

[@stephenmazimba7134]

I love Gregorian chants.. I can't go a day without listening or chanting.. my morning is blessed with this music. Though, my friends call me eccentric and weird, because they all listen to circular music... They say I freak them out because they only listen to that music in horror movies or action movies like agent 47 etc... Which kind of hates me, why would these guys put such beautiful music in such movies. I wish we had traditional latin mass in Zambia.

[@dvrie84]

where u get that Dies Ire song? i really like it.

[@lammarkk]

@@UnderstandingMusic Checked and re-checked, pretty sure it's not there. Would be nice if you could provide it, I'd love to hear more of it. Love your channel too. Thank you very much for your contributions.

[@hanleymaldo7321]

Dies Ire is from the Requiem Mass (masses for the dead / funerals). There's an English translation available online. One of the best renditions of Dies Ire is by Mozart.

[@HAL-dm1eh]

The first notation system was found recorded on a 4000 year old cuneiform in Iraq, so I'm not sure why you're saying a Catholic chant a few hundred years ago did it.

[@megansellars]

I didn’t get this for school work but I might do one day I will edit this comment if I do idk I wanna learn Gregorian chant

[@quager6000]

1:57 that voice crack

[@jackdilla3430]

😂

[@johsiantorres8495]

Gregorian chant is used till this day in our holy church i hear it often

[@Bruno-hd9qo]

This channel deserves a trillion subscribers.

[@Hexspa]

The verses in "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" by Darryl Hall and John Oates are in C dorian. Just saying.

[@dbyrd]

The Yardbirds - Still I'm Sad, a great 1960's popular culture example of Gregorian chants in a song, and one of the pioneering pieces of British Psychedelia. Norwegian Wood isn't the best example.

[@dbyrd]

Well, I'm glad there are people out there who've researched this because I sure as hell wouldn't be able to differentiate either. To me, Norwegian Wood sounds like another highlander folk song.

[@juanzingarello4005]

I got here because of video games that sometimes use a faster pace of this kind of music for their final boss fights.

[@pianofan1000]

what an excellent video, thanks very much, educational and enjoyable, way to go!

[@bentotcargullo8129]

Grade 9 students attendance here: present

[@jolearoviefranceswaje4348]

present lmao

[@armindaramo5215]

Present

[@jolliebalintad4708]

present

[@normalperson9703]

Present

[@OOlympus]

OMG! Now it has portuguese subtitles! People in Brazil need to see this video right away! AMDG!

[@jerusalem4426]

Reason I'm here is because I here this word chant in a song then I decide to find out the meaning of chant Thanks for the info 😄😎

[@s4vageboi083]

ummmm whats the difference between gregorian chant and secular music??? guyyysssss i need helppp

[@malaquiasalfaro81]

I hated the way music theory was taught, still do lol but when an point in history was referenced, it made everything make more sense.

[@thomaswhite8822]

Very interesting! One correction, The Catholic church did not 'eventually' become the dominant Christian denomination. From Pentecost to about the yer 1000 it was the only Christian church. Some heretical groups broke away, but they quickly faded int obscurity.

[@UnderstandingMusic]

This is true. It wasn't until the Great Schism in the 11th century that the Eastern Orthodox Church rivaled the Catholic Church as the main body of christianity.

[@ultramegamox983]

Hello people who is studying this for school. ;-; Me is grade 9 HEHUEHEU

[@杨于来]

Great explanation! Hope you keep making progress! Looking forward to seeing the video about polyphony!

[@hsln.n]

Any grade 7? No?.... oh maybe it's just our school....

[@howardjohnson2138]

I HATE gregorian chanting and would and will avoid it at all costs. I'll listen to this section as I do not have a totally closed mind

[@castilxander]

Gotta thank gregorian chant for Soulja Boy 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@linelledutoit4380]

gregorian chant was my parents' go-to road trip music when i was a kid so i'm hyper used to hearing it and visualising images based on the sound

[@RuNZiT1]

So.. this could be in Halo.. and I wouldn’t be any of the wiser lol.

[@ogladaczr.t.3168]

I'm sorry but all I can think of is Nobbel saying hello everyone

[@corner559]

Great video. Clear, concise, informative, and well put together.

[@Pietromagg]

I've been on a spiritual journey for about a year now..A bunch of strange things, prayers answered at times almost instantly, being taught by Father about the world, everything in it, us, and now learning how to survive in it (though the means of studying man can be assisted by learning about plants and whatnot without using so many words) Anywhozles.... Recently all of a sudden gregorian chants started FILLING my youtube feed and I was wondering where the heck they came from...I guess Dad is trying to give me music I might enjoy, lol. Thank you sir for explaining this to me, and..well...us. It is so very beautiful to listen to and interesting to know our music comes from such a thing!

[@UnderstandingMusic]

Funny how things come our way at peculiar times! Glad this video could help you understand more about Gregorian Chants, and do check out more recordings of them. No matter your spiritual beliefs, they definitely evoke a reverent atmosphere of worship and beauty.

[@Pietromagg]

@@UnderstandingMusic They certainly do

[@loloycajilla7221]

Can I ask,what do you mean by "REVOKE the mood"?

[@koolurjetz24]

I give it up to my main man Pythagoras and his disciples for the music system we have today waaaaay before I thank the Catholic Church

[@SATMathReview1234]

Anthony Acosta And I say to thee: That thou art Peter; and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. (Matt 16:18) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXyYcqKeeLKLZrc

[@postskeetclarity]

Enigma brought me here

[@UnderstandingMusic]

Enigma?

[@postskeetclarity]

Yeah 90's music

[@L0ST1SLOST]

somehow wanting to learn latin made me go this rabbit hole, it is quite interesting though so i dont mind

[@aimie_s5992]

Grade 9 student who watch Gregorio chant to write reflection?

[@lightshift3431]

How can you say music would never have evolved. That is the most ridiculous statement I've ever heard not to mention arrogant. There are many potential origins of creation within humanity. Not just one.

[@giwtaki2000]

Yeah it was quiet a bold thing to say. Music would have definitely evolved but it would most likely have been somewhat different if it wasn't for the gregorian chant. I guess we could also say that for every other genre that has ever made an impact on western music. However, gregorian chant was a huge turning point in music history.

[@MadMax31577]

You had to wreck it by even comparing rap to chant.

[@sunburn7531]

What is the materials??? Of Gregory chant

[@jorgeguadian4900]

A world without souja boi isn't a world I wanna live in.

[@shomariboulet]

1:40 what about no soldia boy would be a good thing? L comment

[@41uc4rdgaming7]

grade 9 lessgo spread answers ^_^ grade 9 lang malaks

[@dredlew]

Best part is where he made time to clown soldier, boy

[@Vicstoryy]

Why the Soulja boy shade tho?

[@elizeralburo5402]

At dahil sa module nmn sa school napa punta ako dto:(

[@koalanights]

Including soldier boy was nice but then denigrating it by suggesting it maybe shouldn't exist I believe has an exclusionary effect, one that is rampant in academia and discourages many average folks from learning. also much criticism of hip hop is thinly veiled racism. Not that this video contains that, but you can certainly see it in the comments.

[@drumheart8868]

It should be sung by male voices

[@PhuVuCuocSongMy]

Amazing video

[@shereeglydylbacus4628]

No soldier boy u say😂. Don't mind me

[@fishysquid2879]

Fun fact: most of you are in history or choir or both =-=