Gregorian Chant
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O Come, O Come, Emmanuel: Lyrics, Meaning, History, and the O Antiphons
Listen to the hymn: This is my own recording of O Come, O Come, Emmanuel with…
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Puer Natus Est (Gregorian Chant): Latin Text, Translation, and an Original Christmas Composition
There is a stunning Christmas Gregorian chant, the famous Puer Natus Est, and it beautifully proclaims…
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Ubi Caritas (Gregorian Chant): Latin Lyrics, English Translation, and Meaning
Ubi Caritas is a short Gregorian chant centered on a single idea rooted in the proclamation…
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Gregorian Chant Catalogue (Cassia & Myrrh): Latin Texts, English Translations, and Recordings
Gregorian chant has been sung in the Christian tradition for more than a thousand years. Long…
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Lux Aeterna (Gregorian Chant): Latin Lyrics, English Translation, and Meaning
Lux Aeterna is a Gregorian chant hymn closely associated with the Requiem Mass—the Mass for the…
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Stabat Mater (Gregorian Chant): Latin Lyrics, English Translation, and Meaning
Stabat Mater (“At the cross Her station keeping”) is one of the most recognized Latin Gregorian…
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Veni Creator Spiritus (Gregorian Chant): Latin Lyrics, English Translation, and Meaning
Veni Creator Spiritus is an ancient Gregorian chant hymn of invocation, especially for Pentecost: asking for…
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O Salutaris Hostia (Gregorian Chant): Latin Lyrics, English Translation, and Meaning
O Salutaris Hostia is a short Eucharistic hymn, but one of most widely used, along with…
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Attende, Domine (Gregorian Chant): Latin Lyrics, English Translation, and Meaning
Attende, Domine is a Lenten Gregorian chant, and it sounds like it. The tone is restrained…
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Adoro Te Devote (Gregorian Chant): Latin Lyrics, English Translation, and Meaning
Adoro Te Devote is one of the most haunting Eucharistic hymns in the Catholic tradition, famous…
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