Gregorian chants
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Names and connections
Chant (Plain, Gregorian, etc.); Chants (Plain, Gregorian, etc.); Franco-Roman chants; Gregorian chant; Old Roman chants; Plainchant; Plainchants; Plainsong; Roman chants
- Broader: Catholic Church--Liturgy
- Broader: Chants
- Narrower: Differentiae (Music)
- Narrower: Graduals (Chants)
- Narrower: Kyriales
- Narrower: Prosulas (Music)
- Narrower: Reproaches (Chants)
- Narrower: Sequences (Liturgy)
- Narrower: Tropes (Music)
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