Gregorian chant originated between the 9th and 10th centuries as monophonic vocal music performed mainly by male voices in the Roman Catholic Church. While chant seems old, it can be reimagined with modern instrumentation and styles, such as adding drums, bass, or other modern elements. Overall, the document discusses how Gregorian chant, though originating long ago, can still be relevant when combined with newer musical approaches and instruments.

1. RESISTING OLD – UNDERESTIMATING NEW
The Relevance of Classical Voice
By Stephen Raman

2. GREGORIAN CHANT
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Vocal Chant
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From Roman Catholicism
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Began Between 9 th and 10th Centuries
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Mainly Male Voice
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Monophonic Sound (No Set Harmony)

3. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF?

4. HOW DO WE “PAINT” THE GREGORIAN CHANT?
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5. “THE PROMISED LAND”

7. OLD AND NEW
Old
New
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Instrumentation
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The Drum:
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The Chant
What is New?
Newer Style
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The Bass:
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It Dropped.
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Like a BOSS
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All of these terms are modern ways of
thinking of and approaching music

8. REVIEW

9. CONGRATULATIONS!
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