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What is the best way to describe a Gregorian chant?

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Haunting sounds without harmony

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Much of the sacred music from the early Middle Ages sounded just like this. Gregorian Chant was monophonic—all voices sang together without harmony or accompaniment. It sounds haunting and repetitive to the modern ear.

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Meaning the music and liturgy was born in the church.
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