The Rosicrucian Chant written by H. Spencer Lewis

The Rosicrucian Chant is presented to every AMORC student at the beginning of their studies — to be sung, hummed, played either internally in the heart/mind or even externally in physicality if circumstances allow, when the member is in their home sanctum, during a convocation, or wherever the need or desire arises.
The following versions were recorded by Herb Ernst, FRC.
The first version is the traditional interpretation of The Rosicrucian Chant, taken directly from the sheet music itself. The three variations that follow are recordings of intuitive performances, played from the heart from a spiritual perspective — with regard for metronomic exactitude and musical structures held only in secondary — or even tertiary — importance.

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