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Non nobis, Domine - Patrick Doyle

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Uploaded by on Oct 23, 2007

From Henry V (1989), starring Kenneth Branagh. This truly is epic music. Conducted by Simon Rattle.

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  • Non nobis, non nobis, Domine, sed nomini

    tuo da gloria

    The translation given is as follows:

    Not unto us, not unto us O Lord, but unto thy name

    give the glory

    However this chant has been used, it has nothing to do with nationalism.

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  • i just sang this for county choir <3

  • @79mojorisin Well, 496 is theorically the year when Clovis converted to christianism and it is often considered as the starting point of the History of France (Francia actually, the word France did not exist yet). Before 496, we rather speak of Gaul indeed.

    Why do you ask this question?

  • @Nettempereur wasn't france still called gaul in 496? no offense just asking.

  • @HowDoYouWin99 & @tmktedeum Thanks! I can settle that argument I was having now haha :D

  • @Catavechat The lyrics of this song are taken from Psalm 115, the first verse: "Not to us, not to Lord, but to your name give the glory." I believe it was Doyle who wrote the tune though.

  • @Catavechat I think he made up this tune.

  • i was at at theis years FOBISSEA? is this the actual version or the one they sung there? (i was in the orchestra)

  • so did Patrick Doyle write the piece or was it a pre-existing tune?

  • @okkie187 France as a nation exists longer than Italy, that's for sure, Italy as a nation didn't exist until Garibaldi put them together in the 1800s.

  • Based on a Shakespeare work, very little historical value.... in the movie they omitted the part where the English execute thousands of unarmed French prisoners..

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