Monks and nuns traditionally have sung everything. The Mass (the Holy Eucharist) would be one and the Office would be another. The Office started in the middle of the night with Matins. Just before dawn was Lauds, then at dawn, Prime. The Little Offices are in the middle of the day: Terce at 9 am, Sext at noon, and None at 3 pm. Vespers is sung before supper, and then Compline right before bed.
They go to the Church, pray, each one of them gives a big speech, and then they have a feast, and then they sing. Hope this helps :)
You've obviously never seen sister act.Roman Catholic AnswerNuns are the female counterparts of monks. Their lives are mainly devoted to singing the Divine Office, so, obviously, they sing - and have done so for centuries.
Anyone may sing Gregorian Chant, but only males that are part of the choir (laity or professed monks) or nuns that are attached to the parish may sing in the choir during Mass. This rule only applies to the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite.
No religion. They are not real nuns.
Sometimes they do.
monks take a vow if silence.
a language from India or Chinese idk -------- Depends on the Monks. Christian Monks tend to sing in Latin (sometimes Greek) Buddist Monks tend to sing in Pali (a language from Nepal/India) Hindu Monks don't chant as far as I can find out but if they did it would probably be in Urdu. Islam doesn't really have monks but they have dervishes who whirl and dance instead of chanting. There aren't really Jewish Monks.
The monks at the Abbey of Solesmes typically sing Gregorian chants during daily prayer services, known as the Liturgy of the Hours. These services are held at various times throughout the day, including early morning (Matins), mid-morning (Lauds), midday (Sext), late afternoon (Vespers), and evening (Compline).
proper pronunciation and tone quality.
If they sing to God they think it counts twice as much as if they just pray to him. They pray to God approximately seven times a day.
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Each monastery or order chooses their own thing for monks to do. Some make fruit preserves, some make wine. One in New York state trains dogs. Pretty much any honest trade that allows adequate time for prayer and contemplation is possible.