Credo 1

A video made to accompany our commentary on the Nicene Creed sung to the Dominican tone of the Creed in the IVth Mode, also known as Credo I. This tone was used for solemnities.

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[martivive]

So beautiful‼ So mystical‼

[TrimatikP]

Beaucoup moins courant dans la liturgie, mais tellement plus grandiose que le III !

[14116mary]

Sea este el idioma que sea frances latino o el que se e dio su prioridad es lo que dice el evangelio lo que da la razon para creer en Dios

[rakovsky]

It says: "A video made to accompany our commentary on the Nicene Creed "

Ok, but where is the poster's "commentary on the Nicene Creed?" That is what I am looking for!

[ppancho188]

Watch EWTN's Sunday Mass, there they sing some parts in Latin, among them the Creed.

[DanVilAl]

In some contries like mine. Nicene creed is not chanted, even recited, at all. Our bishops decided to use the Apostolic Creed at mass. :/

[DimDrumsThrobbing]

It is sung at the ordinary use of the Roman rite ("novus ordo") which I attend. If it's never sung on Sundays and solemn days, then perhaps you should ask your priest to include it, or attend holy Mass elsewhere (as I do).

[DanVilAl]

I agree with you.

[carolking]

If I can help it someday the socalled Gallo-Romano post tridentine Mass of Paul VI (Novus Ordo) will not only have accurate vernacular translation but will use this very chant on a regular basis both in latin and with vernacular chant to the same melody. Fiat! Axios Axios Axios! Dominican chant is much nicer than Solesmes interpretation. I must say that the steady consistent rhythm in it gives me the same feeling that byzantine and marcel peres chant does.

[mundiegirl]

It is likely you never will.

[giovannifelice]

gallicano