St. Hildegard's Music

Notes (neume) of Hildegard's composition Columba Aspexit on St. Maximinus

Gregorian chants and sacred music elevate our souls to God and are the ideal kind of music to help us recover from stress and restore our inner peace. The well-known exorcist, Fr. Chad Ripperger, says that Gregorian music is composed in perfect order, that it strengthens our will, and that the devil cannot stand it. All the more reason to listen to it!

Today, music therapy is becoming more and more popular, although it has actually been used since biblical times. For example, David calmed King Saul by playing the harp (1 Sam 16:23). Scientific research confirms that music and harmony can influence the prevention and healing of illness.

According to St. Hildegard, music is the highest form of praise, united with the choirs of angels. She also says that in music, God left us a memory of the lost paradise.

O quam mirabilis est

Dancing with Hildegard

Caritas Abundat in Omnia

De Spiritu Sancto

O Virtus Sapentiae

O ignis Spiritus paracliti

Pastor animarum (Harpa Dei)

O Ignis Spiritus (Harpa Dei)

Hortus Deliciarum

Aleluja

Spiritus Sanctus

Ave Maria

O Tu Suavissima Virga

Ave Generosa

Canticles of Ecstasy

Voices of Angels

Ordo Virtutum

The Origin of Fire

O rubor sanguinis

Playlist - 11,000 Virgins

Instrumental

O Successores Notation

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I am Višnja Bartolović.

I help stressed business women deepen their relationship with God, so they can gain inner peace, create great relationships and maximize productivity, based on St. Hildegard's insights.

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