68 the These sessions helped · ;i.nd.ividuals disoover not only to deep laws of oorrect singing (voice culture}, but also the roots :mus;tc has, and the cussions it affects throughout out human So entire organism, both physical and spiritual. the idea emerged of organizing six-day sessions within various commmity could In camrunities. this way the individual profit even than two rrore tensively is possible when only one or members the take part in a general session held elsewhere. Within Order and withJut, sessions have been held or will held: be and November at Les Gardes , 1970 (beginners) 1971 (advanced); at the Poor Clares of Nantes, January 1971 and June 1972; and at the CctnTelites of Avranches, June 1971 June or July 1972; at the Benedictine nuns of Liege, August 1971; at the Canrelites of Arras, late October 1971; advanced in oourse 1972; - Jbm.inican nuns of Taulignan (the session will take place at Marseille), November 1971; at the Religieuses de La Pcmneraye (Maine-et-Ioire), Decerrber 1971; at the Canrelites of Liesse (Aisne), January 1972; at T.imadeuc, May 1972. the Though outsiders can, of oourse, invited, number of be participants in such sessions ought not exceed 25. to The physical chlture sessions of Peerboan : Madane the tID The importance of this work was particularly noted by Francophone secrataries '(Europe) for the various questions on rronastic fonnation. touching This discipline is the fruit of a ooncem discover as to deeply as possi... ble to roots of expression -of which chant is the domain the only a single particular aspect . This study of of d.a:rrental bodily and peysical has proved of importance at to be the level of the rronk 's general fonnation. Acoordingly, it is the Secretariate for Fonnation which is officially in charge of this in area of training within the Order -though always union with others in the ly charged other rronastic Orders.
68 These sessions helped · ;i.nd.ividuals to disoover not only the laws of oorrect singing (voice culture}, but also the deep roots :mus;tc has, and the cussions it affects throughout out entire human organism, both physical and spiritual. So the idea emerged of organizing six-day sessions within various camrunities. In this way the individual commmity could profit even rrore tensively than is possible when only one or two members take part in a general session held elsewhere. Within the Order and withJut, sessions have been held or will be held: at Les Gardes , November 1970 (beginners) and 1971 (advanced); at the Poor Clares of Nantes, January 1971 and June 1972; at the CctnTelites of Avranches, June 1971 and June or July 1972; at the Benedictine nuns of Liege, August 1971; at the Canrelites of Arras, late October 1971; advanced oourse in 1972; - Jbm.inican nuns of Taulignan (the session will take place at Marseille), November 1971; at the Religieuses de La Pcmneraye (Maine-et-Ioire), Decerrber 1971; at the Canrelites of Liesse (Aisne), January 1972; at T.imadeuc, May 1972. Though outsiders can, of oourse, be invited, the number of participants in such sessions ought not to exceed 25. The physical chlture sessions of Madane Peerboan : The importance of this work was particularly noted by the tID Francophone secrataries '(Europe) for the various questions touching on rronastic fonnation. This discipline is the fruit of a ooncem to discover as deeply as possi... ble to roots of expression -of which chant is only a single particular aspect . This study of the domain of the bodily and peysical has proved to be of d.a:rrental importance at the level of the rronk 's general fonnation. Acoordingly, it is the Secretariate for Fonnation which is officially in charge of this area of training within the Order -though always in union with others ly charged in the other rronastic Orders.
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