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Jan Garbarek & The Hilliard Ensemble - O Salutaris Hostia (1)!

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From the Album "Officium". Track "O Solutaris Hostia" (1455-1518, Pierre de la Rue; a profound contrapuntal composer of the fifteenth century) means "O Saving Host". Recorded at Propistei St. Gerold, Austria (Sept. 1993).

See also my other clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtgpik83nFs&fmt=18

(Latin text)
O salutaris hostia
quae caeli pandis ostium,
bella premunt hostilia:
da robur, fer auxilium
Uni trinoque Domino
sit sempiterna gloria,
qui vitam sine termino
nobis donet in patria.

(English translation)
O saving victim
who open the gate of heaven,
hostile wars press on us:
give strength, bring aid.
To the Lord, three in one,
be everlasting glory,
for life without end
he gives us in (his) Kingdom.

Personnel:
Jan Garbarek: Saxophone
David James: Countertenor
Rogers Covey-Crump: Tenor
John Potter: Tenor
Gordon Jones: Baritone

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  • Put &fmt=18 at the end of the URL to listen in Stereo and much better quality!

  • From the Album "Officium". Track "O Solutaris Hostia" (Pierre de la Rue). Listen & Enjoy it.

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  • I remember listening to this when I was little. My mom would be making breakfast and playing this music while I would just sit and watch.

    I hate it how people my age have no respect for music like this. They make fun of it because they don't appreciate the beauty of these pieces.

    I prefer this kind of music over everything on the radio today... it brings back such good memories.

  • I'm 15, and I was given this CD for Christmas, it's bloody great!

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  • I cannot understand how someone could not like this wonderful piece of music.

  • I've only just discovered this and not yet sure how I feel about it! I find the harsher tones of the sax in this context a bit jarring, but when he plays softly, it's pure magic. However, I appreciate Garbarek has to change the tones for the sake of 'colour' and when you think about it, a C15th crumhorn would sound pretty similar! This really does need to be listened to on very good equipment/headphones, not just on a desktop computer! (Note to self - buy some good headphones, then this CD!)

  • Música belíssima para um Mundo celestial. Obrigado

  • This music was made in heaven for mere mortals to listen in amazement as what could be waiting for us - I say that and Im an agnostic. But such beautiful music is a joy to hear and I say that as an old school wrinkly hard rock and die-hard blues man

  • peace now...

    despite the darkness

    despite the loneliness

    thanks to this music

    I feel peace now...

  • "Ale my wiemy, ze nom nic tak ducha nie krzepi, jako muzyka, jako śpiyw. Niekze teroz ponad nami popłynie duch pod postaciom muzyki, a my se na tej muzyce siednijmy i razym z tom muzykom podnieśmy nase myśli ku niebu." (ks. J. Tischner)

  • O Salutaris Hostia

    Quae caeli pandis ostium:

    Bella premunt hostilia,

    Da robur, fer auxilium.

    Uni trinoque Domino

    Sit sempiterna gloria,

    Qui vitam sine termino

    Nobis donet in patria.

    Amen.

  • superb! fantastic I liked this music very much.

  • @Cocodaminkie1

    exactly, young people don't understand this kind of music. New radio music have no soul..

  • When I die, think of me, embrace me

    When I die. you'll be there my Love...

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