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Schola Cantorum
Original title: スコラ・カントルム
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The Schola Cantorum was a trained papal choir in the Middle Ages, specializing in plainchant for performing music in church. Pope Sylvester 1 is said to have founded the first Schola Cantorum in the 4th century, but it was Pope Gregory 1 who established the school on a firm footing and endowed it.
スコラ カントルムは中世に訓練を受けた教皇聖歌隊であり、教会で音楽を演奏する目的で平聖歌の演奏を専門としていました。 4 世紀に教皇シルベスター 1 世が最初のスコラ カントルムを設立したと言われていますが、学校を確固たる基盤として設立し、寄付をしたのは教皇グレゴリウス 1 世でした。
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