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Uploaded by on Dec 24, 2008

Music: Mediaeval Baebes "Gaudete"
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Gaudete! gaudete! Christus est natus ex Maria Virgine: Gaudete!

Tempus adest gratiae, Hoc quod optabamus;
Carmina laeticiae Devote redamus.

Gaudete! gaudete! Christus est natus ex Maria Virgine: Gaudete!

Deus homo factus est, Natura mirante;
Mundus renovatus est, A Christo regnante.

Gaudete! gaudete! Christus est natus ex Maria Virgine: Gaudete!

Ezechiellis porta Clausa pertransitur;
Unde lux est orta, Salus invenitur.

Gaudete! gaudete! Christus est natus ex Maria Virgine: Gaudete!

Ergo nostra concito Psallat iam in lustro;
Benedicat Domino: Salus Regi nostro.

Gaudete! gaudete! Christus est natus ex Maria Virgine: Gaudete!

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  • Finally! Someone with the right version of Gaudete by the Mediaeval Baebes!

    Merry Christmas! Gaudete!

  • Amazing, and that's from a cultural protestant atheist. I keep coming back to this track, I may be a confirmed atheist but some things from religion are truly beautiful.

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  • @psaxxon Because they are coming from God!

  • @SuperDenni96 Gaude* :)

  • Gaudete sancta ecclesia catholica!!!

  • @atheistphilosophy1 In academic Latin, yes, you are correct. But this is Church Latin with pronunciations similar to modern Italian.

  • @UzbekistaniPlayBoy

    but you're right about the song thing. My school just uses v's all the time.

  • @XelaMon1 actually, there are two different types of latin: ecclesiastical and classical. classical uses w's, while ecclesiastical uses v's.

  • @atheistphilosophy1 Pronunciation of the Latin language is different when singing than when you are translating/writing in Latin. I take Latin at my high school and am in its choir and run into these types of issues all the time. For example, when writing/translating Latin the word Ave would be pronounced Awe. however, when we sing the Ave Maria, Ave is always pronounced with the normal v sound.

  • virgine is pronounced wrong - in latin, vs are pronounced as ws.

  • Lovely

    

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