Gregorian chant pop

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The term Gregorian Pop as a name for a musical genre was created in the early 1990s. Gregorian chant is a sub-genre of the New Age that emerged in the late 1970s and uses elements of Gregorian chant .

The album MCMXC aD by the new age group Enigma , which with the single Sadness Pt. 1 had international success. At the end of the 1990s, the producer team Peterson, Kohrs, Heusmann released the album Masters of Chant by the group Gregorian . Other groups in the genre include Lesiëm , Magna Canta and Cardinals.

groups

The Gregorian Pop genre comprises the following groups:

Chant-Pop : Adoramus, Cardinals, Divinus, E Nomine , El Divino, Enigma Borgia, Era , Gala, Gregorian , Gregorianika, Industrial Monk, Lesiëm , Magna Canta, Mask / Gregorian Choir, Mistic, Monjes Budistas, Mysticos, Pilgrimage, Terra , The Gregorians, Vox Archangeli, Vox Nova

Choir-Pop : Adoro, Atylantos, Beautiful World, Cantara, Divine Works, Ermitage, Georgian Legend, Globus, Nostradamus, Piotr Rubik, Solyma, The Priests , The Ten Tenors , Vangelis , Хор Турецкого