Notre Dame

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of sacred music with "Notre Dame" by Traditional. Released on September 18, 2007, this captivating album is a rich tapestry of Gregorian chants and medieval hymns, meticulously curated to offer a serene and spiritually uplifting experience. The album spans a diverse range of genres, including traditional music, Sufi, Bhajan, medieval, and Qawwali, showcasing the universal language of devotion and reverence.

"Notre Dame" is a collection of 29 tracks, each a masterpiece in its own right, ranging from the solemn "Antienne D'Entrée" to the joyous "Alleluia." The album begins with the hauntingly beautiful "Salve Sancta Parens" and takes you on a journey through various liturgical pieces, including "Graduel," "Offertoire," and "Communion." The "Quatre Antiennes mariales" section offers a soothing interlude with its four Marian antiphons, each rendered in both solemn and simple tones.

The second half of the album delves into the "Liturgie des Vierges," featuring anthems and communions that celebrate the virtues of purity and devotion. Tracks like "Dilexisti" and "Optimam partem" are particularly noteworthy, offering a sense of tranquility and reflection.

With a duration of one hour and five minutes, "Notre Dame" is a profound exploration of sacred music that transcends time and tradition. Whether you're a devotee of Gregorian chants or a newcomer to the world of medieval hymns, this album is a treasure trove of spiritual and musical richness. The Traditional ensemble's rendition is both authentic and evocative, making "Notre Dame" a timeless addition to any music lover's collection.