Ambrosian chant
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Background
Ambrosian chant (also known as Milanese chant) is the liturgical plainchant repertory of the Ambrosian rite of the Roman Catholic Church, related to but distinct from Gregorian chant. It is primarily associated with the Archdiocese of Milan, and named after St. Ambrose much as Gregorian chant is named after Gregory the Great. It is the only surviving plainchant tradition besides the Gregorian to maintain the official sanction of the Roman Catholic Church.
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- Adoro te devote ( )
- Aeterne rerum conditor ( )
- Alleluja ( )
- Alma redemptoris Mater ( )
- Asperges me ( )
- Audite Verbum ( )
- Ave Regina Coelorum ( )
- Avete solitudinis ( )
- Christe cunctorum ( )
- Coenae Tuae ( )
- Corpus Tuum ( )
- Credo ( )
- Deus Creator ( )
- Dicamus omnes ( )
- Ex more docti ( )
- Gaudeamus ( )
- Gloria in excelsis Deo ( )
- Gustate ( )
- Hic est dies ( )
- Homo Quidam ( )
- Inclina Domine ( )
- Jam surgit hora tertia ( )
- Kyrie ( )
- Libera me Domine ( )
- Lucerna pedibus ( )
- Lux fulgebit hodie ( )
- Magnum salutis gaudium ( )
- Maria Mater gratiae ( )
- Maria Materm - libre vermel ( )
- Media Vita ( )
- Mysterium ecclesiae ( )
- Nostrum parentem ( )
- O Crux benedicta ( )
- O quam suavis ( )
- O sacrum convivium ( )
- O salutaris Hostia ( )
- Omnes gentes ( )
- Omnes Patriarchae ( )
- Oremus pro Pontificie ( )
- Pax in caelo ( )
- Quoniam ( )
- Redemptor meus vivit ( )
- Requiem Aeternam ( )
- Resurrexi ( )
- Resurgens Jesu ( )
- Sacri fontis ( )
- Salve Mater ( )
- Salve Regina ( )
- Sanctus Benedictus ( )
- Splendor paternae gloriae ( )
- Te laudamus ( )
- Te lucis ( )
- Tenebrae factae sunt ( )
- Terrae polique ( )
- Tue es via ( )
- Usque in vita mea ( )
- Veni Creator Notazione quadra ( )
- Veni Creator Notazione tonda ( )
- Veni redemptor ( )
- Verbum supernum ( )
- Vide humilitatem ( )
- Videntes stellam ( )
- Vidi aquam ( )