The Gregorian chants are prayers sung by the monks

The name of Gregorian chants is attributed to Pope Gregory I. Christian music is used in liturgy of the Catholic Church in its songs to Jesus. It has its origin in the Jewish synagogues.

 The liturgy is based on the reading of sacred texts and the intonation of the psalms.

The great choirs formed by monks raise their prayers with a relaxing music that helps your mind to meditation.

The Gregorian choirs, also used in holistic or relaxation therapies.

During the Holy Week, the small town of Burgos in Silos offers trades that can be attended at the Benedictine Abbey of Santo Domingo. There the monks of Silos delight the Catholic Church with their prayers full of spirit for meditation and relaxing

In the liturgy, there are two great pieces:

Ordinary moment: They are texts that are repeated (Gloria in excelsis Deo, Credo, Snato)

Moment: They are texts that are sung according to the parties that are celebrated.