‘Chant GPT’: How Catholics Are Responding to AI-Generated Gregorian Chant
As AI encroaches on sacred music, Catholics still hold true to Gregorian chant, a historical form of sacred music that is still alive today.
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Cataloging (and Rediscovering) Ancient Chant: Artificial Intelligence Aids Catholic Tradition in EU-Funded Project
The European Commission granted more than 3 million euros to a project developing AI tools to save centuries of Gregorian chant.
Floriani: Musical Missionaries for Sacred Music
An interview with the male vocal ensemble’s founder and director, a graduate of Thomas Aquinas College
Wildfires Force Monks Out of Santo Domingo de Silos Monastery in Spain
More than 500 people have been evacuated from the area.
If Music Be the Food of Love, Let’s Teach It!
Although chant is still not the principal form of music in most U.S. Catholic parishes, it has steadily been regaining popularity in recent decades.
Thousands of Hours of Live Gregorian Chants Available in 1 App
Since the spring of 2019, the nuns of the Benedictine Abbey of Notre-Dame de Jouques in French Provence have been recording about six hours of music daily for the smartphone’s Neumz application.
‘OPChant’ on YouTube Brings Gregorian Chant to Modern Ears
Two young Dominican seminarians living in Switzerland provide weekly online lessons in Gregorian chant to ensure the survival of this centuries-old tradition.
Catholics Get ‘Chants’ of a Lifetime at Sacred Music Symposium
Joint project of Corpus Christi Watershed and the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter aims to teach people how to make sacred music at Mass and vespers come alive in parishes.
Exploring the Multifaceted Marvel of Polyphony
How synchronized spiritual song shapes the hearts of the faithful.
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