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Authors: MIHAI BRIE.
The ecclesiastical Music plays a liturgical and pastoral Role in the life of a Church. The words and the dogmas are very important, as they fit to the melody for the faithful. Through the words from the liturgical songs, the people can praise to God in a proper way. From the Antiquity, the most important dogmas in the Church were put in verses to fit the melody of ecclesiastical music. The best method for the unity of the faithful in the Churches is the music, because the music binds the Christians. The Christian songs which are singed by all the faithful are no innovations in the Church, they are old and traditionally in the Eastern Church.
Keywords: Music, Church, ecclesiastical music, liturgical songs.
