liturgical chant
C4674
concept
Liturgical chant is a form of monophonic, often unaccompanied vocal music used in religious services to enhance worship and convey sacred texts.
Observed surface forms (18)
- liturgical hymn ×4
- Christian liturgical chant ×2
- liturgical music tradition ×2
- sacred music ×2
- Byzantine chant ×1
- Catholic liturgical music ×1
- Marian antiphon ×1
- Masoretic cantillation ×1
- Western Christian chant ×1
- antiphon ×1
- canon (hymnography) ×1
- cantillation system ×1
- monophonic chant ×1
- plainchant ×1
- plainchant tradition ×1
- prayer of praise ×1
- psalm tune ×1
- spiritual music tradition ×1
Instances (20)
- Te Deum
- Trisagion Hymn
- Cherubic Hymn
- Agnus Dei via concept surface "Christian liturgical chant"
- Song of the Three Holy Youths via concept surface "prayer of praise"
-
te'amim
via concept surface "cantillation system"
surface form: Te'amim
- Gregorian chant
- Byzantine chant via concept surface "liturgical music tradition"
- Baul via concept surface "spiritual music tradition"
- Akathist via concept surface "liturgical hymn"
- Easter Alleluia
- Exsultet via concept surface "liturgical hymn"
- Zema chant tradition via concept surface "liturgical music tradition"
- Paschal troparion
- Marian antiphons
- Paschal canon via concept surface "liturgical hymn"
- Regina Caeli via concept surface "Marian antiphon"
- Paschal Stichera via concept surface "liturgical hymn"
- Ambrosian chant via concept surface "plainchant tradition"
-
hymn "Bangor"
via concept surface "psalm tune"
surface form: Bangor