Video: Music historian Joseph Dyer on St. Gregory the Great and the emergence of Gregorian chant
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The video of Professor Joseph Dyer's recent talk for CMAA,
"The Roman Schola Cantorum, the Gregorian legends, and the emergence of Gregorian chant"
is now on-line at our member resources site:
https://connect.churchmusicassociation.org/general/custom.asp?page=2026wk#202610b
In the session (one hour), Dr. Dyer describes the figure of Pope St. Gregory and the legends connecting him to the plainchant music which bears his name.
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