St. Gregory and the Gregorian Music
Publisher Description
The city of Rome has a long and intriguing history filled with politics, religion, and wars.
However, being that it is the home of Roman Catholicism, it’s not surprise that religion has had a very influential impact on its development.
E.G.P. Wyatt’s St. Gregory and the Gregorian Music is a full account of the rich history of St. Gregory and the changes brought upon the chants, hymns, and musical pieces over the years. Whether you’re curious about the city, hymns, saints, or succession of the different Popes, Wyatt’s book will prove to be guide factual enough for all Roman connoisseurs.
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GENRE
Religion & Spirituality
RELEASED
2015
April 6
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
84
Pages
PUBLISHER
MindFull Media
SELLER
ND20 Capital
SIZE
88.7
KB
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