Join us at Whalley Abbey for a day of profound peace and self-reflection through the transformative power of Sacred Chanting Music. Immerse yourself in the age-old traditions of Gregorian chant.

Sacred chanting music refers to a genre of music characterised by vocal chants or hymns that are religious or spiritual in nature. These chants are often performed in sacred settings such as churches, temples, monasteries, or during religious ceremonies and rituals. The music typically features repetitive melodies, simple harmonies, and rhythmic patterns designed to induce a meditative or contemplative state.

Sacred chanting music has a long history and is found in various religious traditions around the world. One of the most well-known forms of sacred chanting music is Gregorian chant, which originated in the medieval Christian monasteries of Western Europe. Gregorian chant is characterised by its monophonic texture, Latin lyrics, and modal melodies.

These chants are often used as a form of prayer, meditation, worship, or spiritual practice, and are believed to have the power to evoke feelings of peace, transcendence, and connection to the divine.

Day includes lunch and refreshments. Tickets £35pp