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Noun plainchant has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebPlainchantDescription:Plainchant, also known as Gregorian chant, is a monophonic liturgical music style of the Western Christian Church. It is characterized by a single unaccompanied melodic line, sung in unison or by a choir, with no instrumental accompaniment. Plainchant is an essential part of the medieval and Renaissance religious music tradition. Sample Sentences:Noun: The choir performed the plainchant during the Sunday mass. Verb: The monks would plainchant their daily prayers in a serene rhythm. Adjective: The plainchant melodies added a reverent atmosphere to the church service. Adverb: The monastic service was solemnly plainchanting the hymns. Related Products:Explore books, CDs, and sheet music related to plainchant on Amazon. | ||||
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