Fête-Dieu, Salut du Saint-Sacrement, Prières

Immerse yourself in the sacred and timeless beauty of traditional Gregorian chant with "Fête-Dieu, Salut du Saint-Sacrement, Prières" by Traditionnel. Released on January 1, 2008, under Universal Music Division Decca Records France, this album is a profound exploration of religious music, spanning a rich 1 hour and 9 minutes.

The album is a collection of sacred chants and prayers, meticulously performed by the Choeur Des Moines De L'Abbaye De Solesmes & Dom Jean Claire. It features a diverse range of pieces, from the solemn and reflective to the jubilant and celebratory. The tracks are drawn from various liturgical services, including the Fête-Dieu (Feast of Corpus Christi), the Salut du Saint-Sacrement (Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament), and prayers for difficult times.

Highlights include the intricate polyphony of "Messe de la Fête-Dieu: Séquence: Lauda Sion" and the hauntingly beautiful "Prières pour les temps difficiles: Lamentation: Jérémie (I, 1-5)." The album also features an organ piece by the renowned French composer Louis Couperin, "Piece d'orgue: Couperin - Chaconne en sol mineur," adding a touch of Baroque elegance to the collection.

This album is not just a musical experience but a spiritual journey, offering a glimpse into the rich tradition of Gregorian chant and the profound devotion it inspires. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast of sacred music or a newcomer seeking to explore its depths, "Fête-Dieu, Salut du Saint-Sacrement, Prières" promises a deeply moving and enriching experience.