Libera - Gaudete (2002)

The song GAUDETE singing by Libera on Songs of Praise in december 2002.

So you can see old members like Steven, (always smiling) Ben, both of Joes :D, Chris, Alasdair, (cute) Nathaniel, James, Raoul and others. And of course Michael! :)

Hm...Including :)

- little Tom Cully (around age 8)
- cute smile from little Callum
- and whatever you find there ;)

So like usual I hope you'll enjoy it.
And I'll be so glad if you comment or rate this video.
Thanks!

Category:

Music

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• Gaudete
• Libera
• songs
• of
• praise
• 2002

[paulmilngavie2]

The ORIGINAL Gaudete, was performed as a top of the pops hit in the 1960s by Steeleye Span, the British folk-rock group. Nobody has done it better though many have since tried. This version is beautiful though. It is actually a late Medieval song, seemingly originating in Bohemia but popular all over Late Medieval Europe. Full of joy and innocence, so Medieval! It celebrates the birth of jesus from a Virgin called Maria.

[EruvieBruinen]

@paulmilngavie2 Thanks a lot for your infos (both). I've never been in England, so I don't know insides of cathedrals. So thank you :)

[VivaYoungTalent]

Thanks for sharing this treasure.

[EruvieBruinen]

@VivaYoungTalent You're welcome :)

[thenameaintjim]

the guy at the front at 1:16 -- think his name's joe -- looks like jake from outnumbered

[cmai77]

@Prinsgezindepatriot

If you listen to Libera's Ave Maria, you'll know who's version it is, Connor's or Tom's. Tom pronounces Maria the American way. Connor's pronunciation is more Latin.

[mlforlenza]

Thanks a lot! I thought it was older.

[Nibor7301]

@mlforlenza It's anonymous, and probably from the 16th century. That's about as accurate as you can hope for.

[Prancer1231]

nice

[BKL8008]

Isn't that a little Tom Cully at 1.25? Wow, how the years have passed.

[Prinsgezindepatriot]

they pronaunce Maria the American way. If they could pronaunce a latin "R" it would be perfect.

[EruvieBruinen]

@mlforlenza Look at the comment above :)