Juetta Von Bingen Monologue
Hildegard von Bingen
I am the youngest of ten children. My family is a very noble unit. We put our faith in the catholic religion. I have been promised to the church by my family, since I am the tenth child. My family sent me to the monastery of Disobodenberg to be at the service of Countess Jutta Von Sponheim.
I have spent many years in this monastery, enclosed in a cell that I share with many other women. I like attending mass. I am part of the choir; I get to recite antiphons.
Jutta has been my teacher and mentor for many years, we have a strange friendship; she is cruel and rigid but entirely devoted to God. Jutta has been good to me. She has taught me many things; she’s taught me to write, how to sing, how to read plasm, and how to follow the way of God.
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It is in the sixth mode with a range of a twelfth. One of the boys in the church helped me. The do-mi-sol progression, the last note on do!
I have visions. I hear things, they tell me to share my visions with the world. My dear friend Volmar is helping me record these events. He encourages me to share with the world, I am afraid to share them, they might think I’m crazy.
I consider myself a healer. I love to help people; I love to practice medicine. I write books about medicine and how I heal the people that come looking for help. I love using the gardens of the monastery to make new medications.
The people that come to church like my music. I can see how my compositions free them. My melodies enchant the people. I love when the choir chants, it helps the congregation meditate.
I am getting older; I wonder if my music will ever be heard outside these walls. Oh the music! Will my message about God be remembered for ages? What about my medicine. I want people to know what I use to heal people. I have lived a full life I am ready to sing with Him!
O virtus Sapientiae, quae circuiens
I am the youngest of ten children. My family is a very noble unit. We put our faith in the catholic religion. I have been promised to the church by my family, since I am the tenth child. My family sent me to the monastery of Disobodenberg to be at the service of Countess Jutta Von Sponheim.
I have spent many years in this monastery, enclosed in a cell that I share with many other women. I like attending mass. I am part of the choir; I get to recite antiphons.
Jutta has been my teacher and mentor for many years, we have a strange friendship; she is cruel and rigid but entirely devoted to God. Jutta has been good to me. She has taught me many things; she’s taught me to write, how to sing, how to read plasm, and how to follow the way of God.
Today Jutta Von Sponheim has died, I will become abbess of …show more content…
It is in the sixth mode with a range of a twelfth. One of the boys in the church helped me. The do-mi-sol progression, the last note on do!
I have visions. I hear things, they tell me to share my visions with the world. My dear friend Volmar is helping me record these events. He encourages me to share with the world, I am afraid to share them, they might think I’m crazy.
I consider myself a healer. I love to help people; I love to practice medicine. I write books about medicine and how I heal the people that come looking for help. I love using the gardens of the monastery to make new medications.
The people that come to church like my music. I can see how my compositions free them. My melodies enchant the people. I love when the choir chants, it helps the congregation meditate.
I am getting older; I wonder if my music will ever be heard outside these walls. Oh the music! Will my message about God be remembered for ages? What about my medicine. I want people to know what I use to heal people. I have lived a full life I am ready to sing with Him!
O virtus Sapientiae, quae circuiens