Hildegard of Bingen releases a new single

Hildegard of Bingen Releases New Single
Date: c. 1151

Audeiences and churchgoers alike all shout "Ye" with the release of St. Hildegard of Bingen's new morality play "Ordo Virtutum."

The single tells the story of a woman named Anima, who wishes to live the life promised by the virtues, but is still tempted by the devil. The virtues, keen on their promise, each give her a weapon to help her subdue her foe. The song is prominantly a classical piece filled with harmonic female leads, though the song becomes spoken word when the devil enters the plot.

The song has recieved overwhelmingly positive reviews from critics and clergy alike. Some suspect the song will last generations.

On the subject of Hildegard being a lone woman in the prominently male world of music and church clergy, she had this to say "woman may be made from man, but no man can be made without a woman."