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Plainchant
Original title: プレインチャント
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Plainsong or plainchant is a body of chants used in Western Church liturgy. When referring to plainsong, the term means sacred musical pieces composed with Latin texts. Plainsong was the exclusive form of Christian church music until polyphony was introduced in the 9th century.
Plainsong または plainchant は、西方教会の典礼で使用される一連の聖歌です。プレーンソングという用語を指す場合、ラテン語のテキストで作曲された神聖な楽曲のことを指します。プレーンソングは、9 世紀にポリフォニーが導入されるまでキリスト教の教会音楽の独占的な形式でした。
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