Early Christian music
- In the early part of the first century, the monasteries and abbeys across Europe became places where music was part of the lives of those devoted to God.
- Early Christian music had its roots in the practices of the Hebrew people, and it became the basis for sacred music for centuries.
- Pope Gregory (540-604 AD) is credited with developing the Gregorian Chant, characterised by the open, perfect fifth sound.
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