Gregorian - Pange lingua

[pookerville]

I once heard that this was set to a tune that Roman soldiers sang as they entered Rome with the treasures of the nations that they conquered.

[bizes83]

Canto di lode inarrivabile.

Grazie a Dio per averci donato il Dottore Angelico

[opus88888]

Very good, which program did you use to create the synchronization

[wdwgal127]

I just used this vid for my theology project YEAAA BUDDDY! thanks a lot though!

ps. don't worry....i cited this....no plagiarism here! ;)

[EDG500]

beautiful!!! el amor a la Eucaristia..............y al Santisimo Sacramento

[themussisian]

JESUS VIVE!! JESUS IS ALIVE!!! Y EN TODOS LOS IDIOMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bendito sea el señor!!! :D Y gracias a dios por darnos el hermoso canto liturgico y la musica sacra.

[Entropy3ko]

This is my favorite hymn and St. Thomas is by far the theologian and philosopher I admire most.

[APrivateGentleman]

Hahaha just kidding. An excellent hymn and example of westes

[APrivateGentleman]

I like the remix better

[syrita1950]

Recuerdos de dias de coro, Misas de Aguinaldo en la Iglesia de Nstra. Senora del Santisimo Rosario en Yauco, Puerto Rico. Preciosa!

[SrKAtaide]

I'm sorry for the five people who *didn't* like this. Must be a sour world for them.

[jlpsandoval]

Me gusta mucho este himno liturgico, pero mas me gusta su mensaje, Siempre lo cantamos en la Adoracion al Santisimo.

[albinokiva]

Excellent song. If you like, listen to "corpus christi by gregorian"

[perperco]

genitore genitoque !!!!

[BrotherAlphonsusMary]

Beautiful Holy Thursday hymn!

[cambojuan]

beautiful lirics

[anamasuf]

God bless you

[Jacobre156]

When we sang this last night at the reposition of the Eucharist in our adoration chapel, it was like it was the first time I really felt the presence of God among me...truly a hair-raising experience...

[dotto35]

This is from Thomas Aquinas and is a hymm in honor of the Eucharist.

[BUNNZZADED]

Excellent! I am so glad to have found on Utube! I can now practise from this site! All the elders and the priest sing this before and after the ADORATION of the Eucharist. I have been wanting to learn it YEAH!!! thanks so much!! It is in latin and it is to glorify the Lord. I love it!!!

[pointsofauthority900]

I think this song is mainly for priesthood...Not sure what it means though....hope someone can explain..

[dbreidenbach]

@pointsofauthority900

It has to do with worshiping the Glorious Body of Our Lord, perfect for Holy Thursday Masses.

[caiusaquinas]

Except that it was originally written for Corpus Christi.

[jpgmoreno]

Dude, it´s beside the comments column, the lyrics in latin, then in english.

[xto4ever]

Impresionante,no hay mas adjetivo.

Saludos en Xto!

[JCGL2261]

Siempre he tenido el concepto que el ritual de adoración a Cristo debe ser lo más sublime posible. Los gritos y la música popular en las iglesias, rompen ese hilo de armonía sagrado que debe existir en la oración y la comunión. Recordad: Mt.6,5-6. "Tú cuando ores, entra en tu habitación, cierra la puerta y ora a tu Padre que está en lo secreto y tu Padre, que ve en lo secreto, te premiará"

[duog1811]

pange lingua gloriosy

corporys mysterium

sanguinisque pretiosy

quem in mundi pretium

fructus ventris generosy

adorado sea el santisimo!!!

[acerb45666555]

is good.

[annietannietoverheks]

This isn't Gregorian anymore, it's sang in parts

[musicappteacher1956]

It is NOT sung in parts; it IS sung in UNISON. "In parts" means "in harmony," i.e., 2 or more pitches at the same time.

[gokenshadow]

@annietannietoverheks They're all singing the same tune though, so it still is.

[DarrylCross]

St. Thomas Aquinas is one of the most amazing minds I have come across.

Prestet fides supplementum sensuum defectui << my favorite line of the pange lingua. :)

[funkyfilmer]

They dropped pitch a tad.

[TheBigBossOfficialTk]

yo soy a penas un niño de 12 años, pero estoy en la adoracion nocturna mexicana, y la primera vez que oi eso me enam0re de jesus, es x es0 que m converti en acolito de mi parroquia, me se este csnto de memoria y yo quisiera a ustedes hermanos que no se olviden de este himno, puesto que en 5 minutos explica el gran misterio de la transubstansacion....pidan x la iglesia local de leon en guanajuato mexico... vivan su fe en cristo pan de vida...!!!

[Elgalandecaracas]

TE Felicito hermano te paso casi igual que a mi este himno tiene Himno contiene una belleza Divina, Dios habla por el

[proeuro34]

Bonjour à vous aussi.

[LePlanchetoulouse]

Saludos a los hermanos católicos del mundo. Dios es amor

[anamasuf]

@LePlanchetoulouse Gracias, Dios te bendiga!

[claudiooriental]

Viva la Santa Iglesia Católica, que belleza de canto, digno de la adoración a nuestro Señor en el Santísimo Sacramento del Altar.

[akiisfo]

me fasina este canto nosotros

lo cantamos an la solemnidad

de Corpus

[javiermariap]

Siempre me ha encando el latin.

[javiermariap]

Hoy Solemnidad del Corpus.

Realmente era el jueves pasado...

[ishhf]

la partitura es muy bella :)

[mervynperez]

this is the Mystery of Our Faith! the Source and Summit and center of our lives, Jesus Eucharistic! Amen

[TheHumberto777]

exlente

kanto eucaristico!!!

[girlzexy007]

somebody knows where could I find it in espanol?? 'casue I have to sing it, and I don't know very well the notes see ya!!

[viztory]

si, lo puedes encontrar en la web de la archidiocesis de madrid

[pmario100]

real mente es algo de nnuestras tradiciones perdidas que debemos rescatar recordemos que antes eso se hablaba en misa rescatemos nuestra raizes

[jbelden36]

Is this song traditionally sung at the Holy Thursday or Good Friday Liturgy?

[mjcollett]

This is 'Pange lingua gloriosi corporis mysterium', usually sung on Holy Thursday, during the procession to the altar of repose at the end of the liturgy; although it was originally written for the feast of Corpus Christi. The chant hymn associated particularly with Good Friday is the much older 'Crux fidelis', aka 'Pange lingua gloriosi proelium certaminis'.

[gibb744]

It is sung during during Benediction also.

[1990RFD]

@mjcollett

I seem to remember from somewhere that the chant particularly associated to Good Friday was the "Vexilla regis prodeunt", a favorite during the long march of the First Crusade.

[mjcollett]

@1990RFD 'Vexilla regis' is the vespers hymn for Holy Week, so is appropriate on Palm Sunday, Good Friday or any day in between. I've no doubt it was sung by crusaders, but the chant hymn I normally think of as having a particular association with the Crusades is 'Veni Creator'.

[1990RFD]

@mjcollett The "Vexilla regis" certainly refers almost entirely to the Crucifixion (there are plenty of translations for those of us who still can't translate latin with ease), but you're right about the "Veni Creator", it was the pilgrim's favorite hymn, along with the "Vexilla regis", according to Regine Pernoud (the famous catholic historian) in her book "The Crusaders". I remember alsoSaint Louis IX's expedition sailing from Aigues Mortes to Egypt singing the Veni Creator (Jean de Joinville)

[pureballplayer]

Its usuallu sung on Holy Thursday.

[motzPHaragas]

@pureballplayer: also on Corpus Christi. Amen, Lord! God bless you!

[buckley264]

I heard it quite a few years back at St Patrick's on Corpus Christi, it is sometimes used as a Eucharistic hymn on that holiday. It was a sung that day as the monstrance was walked in a parade fashion. It was wonderful service.

[1917fatima]

@jbelden36 This song is traditionally sung on Holy Thursday during the procession of the Blessed Sacrament. It is also sung during Benediction and sometimes other processions of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

[BesACB]

How should I construe "sui moras incolatus"?

[mjcollett]

'Moras' ('times', in the sense of duration, with a connotation of 'delay' or 'pause') is accusative plural, the object of 'clausit'; 'sui incolatus' ('his dwelling', i.e. the incarnation) is genitive:

together, something like 'the interlude of his habitation'.

[BesACB]

Thnx, I thought 'incolatus' was some participle form in the nominative. Forgot about the u-declension.

[vianinigiovanni]

non sillabare, canta più legato, più spirituale

[xdeep0]

i started looking for this chant because it's in the Fishers of Men video. it's so beautiful and brings a tear to my eye..

[dotto35]

That is a great video.

[Angelimid]

Dios Trino y Unico bendiga al corazón generoso que compartió este material. Considero que la pérdida de fervor y santidad en la Iglesia se debe en gran medida al descuido de la oración en la lengua MADRE de la misma Iglesia, que no solo es precisa y pura, sino armónica, estética, sublime. Dios permita recuperar tal Gloria perdida y olvidada. Paz y bien a todos en este 2009. Que las Iglesias que se denominan cristianas estén en Comunión con la herencia de Cristo.

[cuecarica2006]

Muchas gracias por el Video, hace tiempo buscaba algo tan didáctico del Pange Lingua y Tantum Ergo

Muchas Gracias!!!!

[lerdense]

Pange Lingua Gloriosi Corporis Mysterium is a hymn written by St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) for the Feast of Corpus Christi (now called the Solemnity of the Holy Body and Blood of Christ). The hymn expresses the doctrine of transubstantiation, in which, according to the Roman Catholic faith, the bread and wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Christ.

(wikipedia)

[BachGuitar3]

BEFORE Catholicism there was the Armenian Apostolic Church. If you listen and study the music of Armenian Chants from 2nd century they are Gregorian. Even before Armenia adopted Christianity as a state religion there was Gregorian chanting. It might have spread under the rule of pope Gregory but it began with the Armenians

[dotto35]

Thanks for the info Bach

[StephenPerennial]

perfect

[jackdiver]

Ad majorem Dei gloriam!

[CARRINGTON8]

A ver cuando los católicos nos quitamos complejos y nos ponemos a conocer y a fomentar el conocimiento de la riqueza de nuestra liturgia con sus cánticos, nuestros ritos,ornamentos...del latín..Más allá de nuestras creencias y sentimientos es una riqueza para la Humanidad de una belleza conmovedora.

[likehuge]

most beautiful, thank you

[BachGuitar3]

Gregorian Chats come from ARMENIA. The origianal Greforian Chats date back to the 2nd century,Armenia.

[sezione1992L]

gregorian come from italy, pope gregorian

[BachGuitar3]

I disagree, because BEFORE Catholicism there was the Armenian Apostolic Church. If you listen and study the music of Armenian Chants from 2nd century they are Gregorian. Even before Armenia adopted Christianity as a state religion there was Gregorian chanting. It might have spread under the rule of pope Gregory but it began with the Armenians

[gusowen1734]

Este himno no es solo bonito en el tono, si se traducimos esta canción a cualquier idioma que entendamos se darán cuenta que dice cosas hermosas. ¡Gracias Jesucristo por haber muerto por nosotros! ¡Te amamos Dios! y muchas gracias por todo lo que nos has dado. Tu eres la luz que hay al final de un tunel. ¡Gracias Dios!

[jsrepasky]

Those are 1/4 phrase markes -- not breathe markes. There are 3 phrases -- not six. If you think of the phrase as an arch -- this group removes the key stone.

[AnbaKyrillos]

I've been trying to learn this song and have hit a wall on all of the middle parts. Thanks for a great accompaniment to help me learn this great work of the Angelic Doctor.

[delomehor]

la traduccion es realmente bonita..pone los pelos de punta...

[AntoineS16]

muuy bonita cancion gracias por subirla!

[cublop]

santo tomas es un santo importantisimo para la iglesia

[knotpe04]

INCREIBLE! que hermosa cancion gracias por subirla.

[rosabendita]

Hola, como puedo obtener esta cancion por MP3?

gracias por tu atencion

[mjcollett]

There is an MP3 on the Schola website, in the "Recordings" section.

Matthew

[bulta9]

puedes ir a itunes,o buscar por su titulo q es, (pange lingua gloriosi)canta mi lengua la gloria del salvador

[8s8a8k]

this is a pretty song. At my church they sing this on Holy Thursday.

[future3003]

It's meant to be sung on holy thursday...

[Redxxt]

And Corpus Christi