Tomorrow (Sept. 17) is the Feast Day of Hildegard of Bingen.
St. Hildegard was not only a prominent mystic and theologian, she also was a composer. Her works are reminiscent of the tradition of Gregorian chant, and will appeal to those who appreciate medieval chants.
Here are four albums that introduce her music:
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