Greetings!
I'd be happy to help you with some editing tips! Most of the errors I see are grammatical.
The original creator of Gregorian chant was Charlemagne (742-814) who was emperor of the Roman Empire in Saint Peter's Basilica. [Note: The way you have written this, it sounds like the Roman Empire was located in St. Peter's Basilica, rather than spread throughout Europe.] He was an important contributor of art, education and music. [I think this must be what you meant; I'm not sure.] He brought monks from Rome to stabilize and reform church music. This authority may tell how much he liked the church music. Roman music represented one tradition- later called Gregorian chant.
Gregorian chant was monophonic which is [delete ,] one or many voices singing a single melodic line. While I was listening to the snippets of Gregorian chant, I realized that they had not used any instruments at that time. [I think you should delete "But sounds like amazing." which is a sentence fragment and not grammatical.] Moreover, it's relaxing, [delete "no worries,"] and tranquil. The chant was sung by men and women who had extremely strong voices. Another word for this type of song is
a capella.
In modern times, doctors may suggest listening to this music for those who meditate. I could use Gregorian chant for relaxation, meditation, stress reduction, pain relief or tapping into one's soul. The song puts the people in a place where they feel the very presence of God. I truly enjoyed it.
Best of luck in your studies!
Thanks,
Sarah, EssayForum.com
Sarah, EssayForum.com