AudioJungle’s version of Gregorian Chant

This is amusing: AudioJungle, which sells short electronic clips for use in videos or games or presentations or whatever, offers a “Gregorian chant” clip.

This beautiful piece has the real feeling of the Gregorian chants from centuries ago. Performed by a male choir, it contains simplistic harmonies, and chanting. This may be perfect for any religious or spiritual projects with film, movies, or commercials. It can also be used for church-related projects, as the Catholic church was the original entity that created these old chants.

For the curious, it’s not a chant I’ve ever heard 🙂

3 Replies to “AudioJungle’s version of Gregorian Chant”

  1. I don't get it. Real chant is royalty-free. Yes, they'd have to do a fresh recording. They couldn't find guys to do that?

  2. It may not be Gregorian Chant, but it could be another type found outside the Catholic Church. The lower voice is a pedal line on C and the upper voice alternates between a fifth, a sixth,and a fourth above the bass. It's also quite metered for chant, too.

  3. It doesn't sound like anything I've heard from the Orthodox, nor like anything non-Western. With the drone, it's quite "Gothick". Positively reeks of YeOldenesskeit.

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