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Barbara Katherine Jones and John Blackley direct Schola Antiqua in this collection of traditional Music for Holy Week, released as part of the Florilegium series on the L'Oiseau Lyre label. A leader of its time, this recording represents Schola Antiqua's interpretation on the subject of proportional rhythm.

Schola Antiqua, R. John Blackley: Schola Antiqua, R. John Blackley - Tenth-century Liturgical Chant In Proportional Rhythm (Masses For Christmas Day And Easter Sunday) (Album) 3 versions: Nonesuch: US: Sell This Version.

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Schola Gregoriana Mediolanensis, Italy / Monks' Choir Of The Abbey Of St. Ottilien, Germany / Gregorian Choir Of The Grimbergen Abbey, Belgium - Voices Of Tranquillity (The Soothing Sounds Of Gregorian Chant) download flac Schola Antiqua directed by R. John Blackley - A Guide To Gregorian Chant download flac. Label: Naxos ‎– F.

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CREDO refers to these cascades as super-preshowers and they have the potential to be widely distributed across both space (an area larger than the Earth) and time (reaching different parts of the Earth at different times). Figure 1: The creation of particle cascades detectable on the Earth originating from massive particles in the early Universe.