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What, for the original friars, was poignant about plainchant?Has he never heard monks singing plainchant?How do we know they found plainchant uplifting?Theirs is an exceptionally robust, high-fibre way with both plainchant and the music that grew out of it.His 'choir' comprises 12 singers, five of whom sing the solos with four extras for the plainchant introductions.Here is a pleasingly provocative collision of two aesthetics, both juxtaposed and, in four plainchant pieces, superimposed.Plainchant haunts the imagination of both composers, and much ink is spilt on its differing significance for each one.Nothing too quirky or idiosyncratic this week, and he starts, of course, with plainchant more than 1,000 years old.Pop back at 6pm if the cathedral is holding evensong; plainchant by candlelight is quite something.And so you do, refreshed, excited, and moved from opening plainchant to the final response.

单词	plainchant
释义	Trends of plainchant View usage for: plainchant in British English (ˈpleɪnˌtʃɑːnt) noun another name for plainsong Word origin C18: from French, rendering Medieval Latin cantus plānus; see plain1 plainchant in American English (ˈpleɪnˌtʃænt) noun plainsong Word origin Fr Examples of 'plainchant' in a sentence plainchant What, for the original friars, was poignant about plainchant? The Times Literary Supplement (2010) Has he never heard monks singing plainchant? Times, Sunday Times (2010) How do we know they found plainchant uplifting? The Times Literary Supplement (2010) Theirs is an exceptionally robust, high-fibre way with both plainchant and the music that grew out of it. Times, Sunday Times (2007) His 'choir' comprises 12 singers, five of whom sing the solos with four extras for the plainchant introductions. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Here is a pleasingly provocative collision of two aesthetics, both juxtaposed and, in four plainchant pieces, superimposed. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Plainchant haunts the imagination of both composers, and much ink is spilt on its differing significance for each one. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Nothing too quirky or idiosyncratic this week, and he starts, of course, with plainchant more than 1,000 years old. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Pop back at 6pm if the cathedral is holding evensong; plainchant by candlelight is quite something. Times, Sunday Times (2018) And so you do, refreshed, excited, and moved from opening plainchant to the final response. Times, Sunday Times (2006)
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