[DOC] [TLE] Gregorian chant - Wikipedia [PAR] Gregorian chant is the central tradition of Western plainchant, a form of 
monophonic, ... Typical melodic features include a characteristic ambitus, and 
also ... Multi-voice elaborations of Gregorian chant, known as organum, were an 
early ... music of the Christian liturgy, Ambrosian chant still continues in use in 
Milan, and there... [DOC] [TLE] The Music Salon: Four Kinds of Chant [PAR] May 2, 2012 ... We mostly think of chant, the unaccompanied vocal music of the Roman Catholic 
Church, as 'Gregorian' chant ... But there are at least three other kinds of chant: 
the Old Roman chant, the Ambrosian chant and the Mozarabic chant. .... I am 
curious how much the Byzantine music influence Islamic music? [DOC] [TLE] Ambrosian chant | vocal music | Britannica.com [PAR] Sarum chant  Byzantine chant  religion  Old Roman chant  Gregorian chant ... 
Compared to the Gregorian rite, the Ambrosian has few Ordinary chants. ... 
Ambrosian chants, however, also include a primitive body of less uniform and ... 
found in the responsories (a type of chant) for Matins (a service of the canonical 
hours). [DOC] [TLE] Welcome to A History of Western Music - 7th Edition [PAR] Moreover, because notation was invented for church music, that type of medieval 
music is ... Singing psalms is a central element of all Christian observances. 
formulae used for singing ... Gregorian chant was the most important for the 
history of Western music. Other dialects included Byzantine, Ambrosian, and Old 
Roman. [DOC] [TLE] Music History I Midterm Review Flashcards [PAR] Feb 25, 2012 ... Types of Chant with Location ... 28) includes Byzantine, Gregorian, Old Roman, 
and Ambrosian chant dialects. 3 types of chant: 1. direct 2. responsorial ... 2. 
diastemic, voice moves in musical intervals defined the terms... [DOC] [TLE] Gregorian chant - New World Encyclopedia [PAR] Jan 17, 2014 ... 2.1 Melodic types; 2.2 Modality; 2.3 Musical idiom; 2.4 Notation .... Psalmodic 
chants include direct psalmody, antiphonal chants, and responsorial chants. ... 
musical modes, influenced by the eightfold division of Byzantine chants ... Early 
Gregorian chant, like Ambrosian chant and Old Roman chant, whose... [DOC] [TLE] Medieval & Renaissance Music: A Brief Survey [PAR] Aug 28, 2001 ... This fact is partly conjectural, as early chant notation did not include rhythm. ... 
many varieties of plainchant, especially if one includes those of Byzantine 
provenance. ... such as Ambrosian (Milanese) chant and Mozarabic (Spanish) 
chant. ... The type of chant mainly identified with "Gregorian" today is what... [DOC] [TLE] Medieval Music - Washington State University [PAR] Before the famous Gregorian chant, music, especially sacred music, was ... and 
Arabic Eastern forms and was part of both Byzantine and Orthodox worship. ... 
Church in Northern Italy (Ambrosian chant); the Beneventan Church in South; the 
... These chants can include an "ison": a note sustained by the lowest voices to... [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Sacred Music Terminology - MusicaSacra Church Music Forum [PAR] Western plainchant includes Ambrosian, Beneventan, etc. ... Following from there
, Gregorian chant would be the type (or species or dialect) of ..... Gallican, 
Mozarabic chant) as well as those of the East (Byzantine, Syrian, Armenian chant
). ... "Music developed for the unaccompanied unison singing of... [DOC] [TLE] Gregorian Chant Resources and History - Music Outfitters, Inc. [PAR] A history of Gregorian Chants and chant resources on the web. ... 
Unaccompanied singing has been part of the Christian liturgy since the earliest 
days of the Church. ... From Milan came Ambrosian chant, named in honour of St 
Ambrose; from ... from the Church in the East, Syrian, Byzantine, Coptic, 
Ethiopian and Armenian. [DOC] [TLE] The Hellenic Origins of Church Music | Catholic World Report ... [PAR] Jan 30, 2013 ... Nevertheless, Gregorian chant, Western musical notation, and the Lutheran ... 
The organ, polyphony, and melismatic vocalizing are a few Greek ... to include 
the latest findings in

Question: Types of this vocal music include Ambrosian, Byzantine & Gregorian
Answer: chants