Merry Christmas everyone! We hope you all have a very blessed Advent and Christmas season! Here is our version of the classic Advent/Christmas Song, "Veni Veni Emmanuel." We hope you enjoy it:)
The older I get, the more I search for the real Christian Christmas songs, as I find more comfort in them than the Christ-less, commercial Christmas songs these days.
Lindsey Stirling does some very good violin covers of Christmas music, Warmer in the Winter was her first Christmas album with quite a bit on it (though a fair amount is modern.) But look up O Come O Come Emmanuel by Lindsey Stirling and Kuha’o Case, it’s a gorgeous rendition.
@Johan I neither remember asking you nor hearing anything from her that’s “clickbait.” She is incredibly talented, you don’t have to like everything she does but if you haven’t at least heard her perform the older Christmas songs, you really don’t have much room to judge her to be anything.
I don’t know man, have yourself a merry little Christmas, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, the Christmas song, the Christmas waltz, etc are all fantastic songs.
@@michaelterrell5061 oh I’m not saying they aren’t, especially if you want a upbeat Christmas party. Especially with Elvis songs. But just by myself, I want the older Christian versions.
I've been listening to this music for a while, It's amazing. My siblings and I sing at a catholic chuch nearby. But nothing as beautiful as this. Thank you, Love it!
The true treasures, we've been robbed of! I do recommend to everyone : Find a church in your area that celebrates the Traditional Latin Mass. The deep admiration and closeness to God will give you inner calm and peace, it's truly a piece of heaven!
Pre 1955 liturgy, reject Vatican II and all of the modernist novelties of the novus ordo! Sedevacantist until the papacy is restored as per Quo Primum, Pope St Pius V! Dominus vobiscum/Ave Maria ⚜️
Jesus was a Hebrew messiah who spoke Aramaic. Holy Scripture was written in Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic. Naturally, the only correct language to have a church service in is Latin. Naturally, Latin was the right language to hold services in during the Roman Empire, where everyone spoke the language. Look for a meaningful service in the language you actually speak. You don't need priests and a dead language to get closer to God.
The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness. For unto you is born this day in the city of David, a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord. Merry Christmas everyone.
We used to sing this every Sunday during Advent, at 11:00 Mass. This was pre Vatican 2, when everything at Mass was in Latin. Hearing it again makes me cry.
I also love how every one of your ecclesiastical pieces of music ends up sounding as if it's Thorin and Company evangelizing Middle-Earth, haha. Which is perfect.
There is something so pure about these old Christmas songs, maybe it’s the pure Christian source. Nothing hits like these do, especially in a world that is so different from one’s childhood, yet these remain true of meaning and purpose.
Sobbing 🙏 excuse me as I listen to this on an endless loop, in my AirPods, in my car, on my tv, on my surround sound, everywhere all the time until Christmas is over. I love this so much. Glory to God with us Immanuel 😊❤
Nicely done! And would you ever consider doing a cover of J.R.R. Tolkien's poem to the Virgin Mary, which is called "Noel"? "Grim was the world and grey last night: The moon and stars were fled, The hall was dark without song or light, The fires were fallen dead. The wind in the trees was like to the sea, And over the mountains’ teeth It whistled bitter-cold and free, As a sword leapt from its sheath. The lord of snows upreared his head; His mantle long and pale Upon the bitter blast was spread And hung o’er hill and dale. The world was blind, the boughs were bent, All ways and paths were wild: Then the veil of cloud apart was rent, And here was born a Child. The ancient dome of heaven sheer Was pricked with distant light; A star came shining white and clear Alone above the night. In the dale of dark in that hour of birth One voice on a sudden sang: Then all the bells in Heaven and Earth Together at midnight rang. Mary sang in this world below: They heard her song arise O’er mist and over mountain snow To the walls of Paradise, And the tongue of many bells was stirred in Heaven’s towers to ring When the voice of mortal maid was heard, That was mother of Heaven’s King. Glad is the world and fair this night With stars about its head, And the hall is filled with laughter and light, And fires are burning red. The bells of Paradise now ring With bells of Christendom, And Gloria, Gloria we will sing That God on earth is come."
Sadly i don’t think we can call her a virgin after she had Jesus our saviour because she had Jesus but please don’t take this to assault but if your catholic then well sorry but I do like your song suggestion I didn’t know Tolkien did Christian poem I always thought he was always busy with The Lord Of The Rings but can we agree the clamvi de profinduis team are fantastic with their Lotr music and Christian music
@@Toviyah Tolkien was an extremely strong Catholic. LOTR wasn't intentionally a Christian work, but Tolkien said that Christian symbolism found its way into his work on its own, and he especially made it more apparent in his revisions. Also, Scripture says that Christ was born of a virgin. So yes, Mary is the Virgin Mary.
@@jonahstephens2904 I guess Mary is a virgin but she doesn’t really have that much special powers also did you know that we don’t need priests to forgive our sins it Jesus and we can cast our demons on our own anyways I wish you the best and I will be praying for you God bless you
@@Toviyah If you want actual answers, I can provide them, but you seem to prefer passive aggressive side-swiping, so I will simply say that I will pray that you give up your misguided notions and choose to follow Our Lord on His terms, in His church, instead of worshiping your own version of Him recast in your image. God bless you, may you find the truth.
@@charlesbasile2038 tell me why was a church created by man better than a Devine church ? Anyways can you tell me what wrong with being from a sect called four square protestant
did anyone else notice how more candles lit over time? very cool. edit: i know about the advent wreath, i was just kind of surprised that they lit one at a time in different parts of the video.
Yes, here in Germany we have the tradition to ignite one of four candles standing on a wreath made of tir branches on each advent sunday until all 4 are ignited and we know that christmas has come
@@DerKaiser33 I believe that the advent wreath is universal among people whom celebrate Christmas, the only variation is on Christmas Day, we light a white candle in the centre
В эти дни, в ожидании 7 января, дня Рождества Христова, каждый годы слушаю этот гимн в вашем исполнении! Трепетное ожидание последних дней перед Рождеством... Приветствую братьев из Западной Церкви!
A standing ovation would still be short of the lauding that is deserved for this fantastic rendition! Gorgeous voices used to tell the true meaning of the Season. May He smile down on you and yours this holiday season.
The song I've been waiting for for the past 3 years to finally hear from these blessed singers. And now, the wait was well worth it... Gaude Gaude Emmanuel, Nascetur pro te Israel.
Easily one of the most beautiful Christmas songs y'all have made so far. Really combines the longing of the Israelites with the certain Hope of the Church. Now I just need to learn Latin...
_Nada te perturbe,_ _Nada te espante,_ _Tudo passa,_ _Só Deus é pra sempre!_ _Quem tem a Deus,_ _Não carece de nada,_ _Pois, Deus sozinho é suficiente!_ *_Santa Tereza D'Avila_*
Yes! A version that understands how most of these old carols and melodies are modal/dronal in nature rather than tonal. It makes me brim with enthusiasm to hear a setting like this! Really lovely mix of ancient, traditional, and modern sensibility going on here as well. I love it! Merry Christmas!
Hey, this might seem odd, but would you mind explaining the difference. I've always loved old carols like this, and would love to have the words by which to explain why. Thanks, and God bless you.
Feel the depth of worship and reverence for God!!! Our Jesus was born to us in His kind of Glory and Truth. Hallelujah! God with us! Thank You Jesus for Your gift. Love You eternally. 💝🙏
We've been waiting for this for ages since the teaser in the Christmas compilation. The atmosphere of a cold winter night in a Gothic cathedral, the congregants huddled together in the pews...
@@annafunken2095 tibi, rather than ad tuum, for it is the pronoun tu, rather than the adjective tuus, and the dative, rather than the accusative object of ad because it's an Indirect Object
This is one of the few songs I can listen to literally over and over and love it all the same... and it lives in my head rent-free and welcomed all of Advent every year. Merry Christmas everyone!!
If you’re listening on the app, there’s a loop this song button in the advanced settings. (It used to be in the top left of one’s playlist, next to the repeat whole playlist and shuffle arrows.
I have always found Gregorian chants to be so beautiful, so heavenly. They are simply a joy to listen to, as if Angels themselves are singing, as true messengers of God that they are.
You good people have been instruments of the Lord, through you, our God has answered a small silent prayer of mine. Praise and glory be to the Lord God Almighty and may He bless you and yours, the Light of His Face ever shining upon you. Through Jesus Christ, our Blessed Lord and Savior now and forever; Emmanuel. Amen.
Its like you're singing right out of His Sacred Heart. This feels like Jesus. You've captured Him. So majestic and beautiful. I will listen alot. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I just wanted to say. As a Catholic and a Fan of Lord of the Rings, I am just saying that your family has been producing some of my favourite music for the past few years. I'm so glad I found your channel while studying in Tec one Winters night all that time ago. Keep up the great work. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone, greetings from Ireland. (P.S. I loved the Skye Boat Song too! 😉)
Having been in choir through Junior High and High School has given me an appreciation for this type of collaboration, and I find myself comforted by the very traditional approach to the songs of the season. God Bless you and your family, for this was soothing in a way that I haven't felt in a long time........
Merry Christmas to you all and may you all have a blessed Christmas, celebrating the only reason for this holy day and that is to celebrate the day when God the Son was born and named Jesus.
That is not the only reason. There are also holidays in december in pagan culture like the Winter solstice. And some traditions in christmas time are not christian.
@@ninski3091 but reasons for celebrating pagan holidays are... You know, reasons for celebrating pagan holidays, not particulary Christmas. And The fact you celebrate sth by doing sth other people do to celebrate other thing doesn't mean you also celebrate this other thing. Atheists celebrating Christmas don't celebrate birth of son of God, for example.
@@ninski3091 The Church calculated it based on when the Nativity of John the Baptist was thought to have been born since the gospel mentioned that Jesus was conceived 6 months after St. John the Baptist. There are specific aspects of inculturation in Christmas, such as the Christmas tree and the Advent wreath, but the date specifically isn't.
@@kzizzles8329 The Church calculated on this date. But indeed there are many oppinions about that. Many sources contradict each other. But that is not my point. I want to say, that we are celebrating christmas not only because of the birth of Jesus. For examble that christmas is coincidentally in on of the most important holidays in pegan cultures. This date have a way longer tradition than the Christianity.
I dont know why, but this christmas time i listened to different versions of this song very often. It reminds me that the whole earth is waiting for Jesus to come again.
I was doing my morning advent reading and I briefly saw this pop up on my phone. I was so happy and I thanked God for your beautiful music and your incredible talents, that brought us this breathtaking piece. The harmonies in this are amazing. Thank you so much for your music and I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and great New Years 💛 😊
Essa oração sacra e pra ouvir lá com o coração ela imprime na alma um sentimento de esperança de contentamento e de fé naquilo que nos espera A eternidade
This is the perfect type of song for Clamavi de Profundis to perform. You did a terrific job and got creative with the arrangement. The contrasts of the deep and high ranges are so evocative of the pining and longing for the Savior of the world. I love the insertion of the "O Radix Jesse"; not only does it add color to the whole song, but it also introduces the listeners to the great "O Antiphons" from which the "Veni, veni Emmanuel" originated. Come, Lord Jesus! Save us!
I was crossing my fingers for another Christmas Melody this year but this is cool! Especially since I think this was the first song in the first Christmas Melody you did. Now to see if I can memorize this...
Profoundly amazing! What a blessing to hear on the day what we refer to as the Bethlehem Star is to appear in our skies...all to help us honor He in whom we place all our trust and devotion.
The feelings that your music conveys are so ... epic, I have a particular belief that really good music needs to make those who hear feel something, awaken something, whatever that feeling is, and yours musics does it in a masterful way, so thank you very much, from your fan from Brazil.
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I don't know why, but I listen to this almost every year, around Christmas and it brings tears to my eyes. Something moving, haunting lurks beneath all the fantastic arrangement. And hope. A lot of hope. ❤️
As someone who has listened to your music for the last few years and caught every Christmas special, this one is actually your finest and perhaps the greatest version of this song I've ever heard. Awesome job!
Simply beautifull. Thank you for your interpretation and most of all thank you for the Faith you have I can hear it while you sing that you are truly waiting for our Lord to come. So do I. Greetings from Poland. God bless you
I must say that this is one of the most beautiful religious songs I’ve ever heard. You are all very talented, and I love how your song incorporated a Jewishness to it by the back up singer sounding middle eastern, in the third verse especially. Stay encouraged.
I have been listening to your Christmas Medley for a few weeks now and was hoping you were going to come out with this. And the rendition of Gaudette that you do is by far the best I've heard.
Oh come oh come Emmanuel and release captive Israel who cries in exile deprived of the Son of God. Rejoice Rejoice Emmanuel shall be born for thee oh Israel. Oh come thou Wisdom who makes everything ready here Oh come and teach us the way of prudence and glory Rejoice rejoice Emmanuel shall be born for thee oh Israel. Oh come, oh come Adonai who from the summit of Sinai gave thy people the Law in the majesty of glory. Rejoice rejoice Emmanuel shall be born for thee oh Israel. Oh root of Jesse who stands in the people's stead over whom the kings of the earth will hold their mouth, who the people shall scorn Come to free us , do not delay
Title approved by the French president. Jokes aside, I'm always blown away by the quality of your work. This song sounds... I honestly do not have the vocabulary to give it its due praise. It sounds incredible.
I always enjoy the music you present. Thank you all for sharing your talent, this is a marvelous Christmas gift. May your family have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Merry Christmas everyone! We hope you all have a very blessed Advent and Christmas season! Here is our version of the classic Advent/Christmas Song, "Veni Veni Emmanuel." We hope you enjoy it:)
Thank you, and a merry Christmas to you as well. Stay safe and thank you for this beautiful singing.
You guys always give me chills. Keep up the great singing
Feliz Navidad y feliz Adviento. ¡Maranatha!
Excellent.
this was a pure masterpiece, nice job and merry Christmas to you as well
The older I get, the more I search for the real Christian Christmas songs, as I find more comfort in them than the
Christ-less, commercial Christmas songs these days.
Veni Emmanuel is also one of the oldest chanted prayers of the Christian Church.
Lindsey Stirling does some very good violin covers of Christmas music, Warmer in the Winter was her first Christmas album with quite a bit on it (though a fair amount is modern.) But look up O Come O Come Emmanuel by Lindsey Stirling and Kuha’o Case, it’s a gorgeous rendition.
@Johan I neither remember asking you nor hearing anything from her that’s “clickbait.” She is incredibly talented, you don’t have to like everything she does but if you haven’t at least heard her perform the older Christmas songs, you really don’t have much room to judge her to be anything.
I don’t know man, have yourself a merry little Christmas, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, the Christmas song, the Christmas waltz, etc are all fantastic songs.
@@michaelterrell5061 oh I’m not saying they aren’t, especially if you want a upbeat Christmas party. Especially with Elvis songs.
But just by myself, I want the older Christian versions.
When your listening to another Clamavi de Profundis song and a new one appears
*happy noises*
Far over the misty mountains cold?
I was listening to God Rest Ye Mary Gentlemen when I saw this in one of the end title card.
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"My brother arranged it, my family sang it." Does anyone else just really wanna meet this insane family of musical geniuses?? God bless you guys 💚
indeed. Id love to know more about them all.
I surely would like
👏👏👏👏
I've been listening to this music for a while, It's amazing. My siblings and I sing at a catholic chuch nearby.
But nothing as beautiful as this. Thank you, Love it!
Yes, I want to meet them.
Listening to this song, I’m hearing the voices of a thousand years’ worth of Christendom. I love this song.
Become a Catholic. Let me know if you have any questions.
@@stlouisix3are you traditional or modernist or conservative?
This is the most beautiful version of this song I have ever heard in my life.
Praise our Lord and savior Jesus Christ for whom we await his gracious return to our world. 😇 🙏 ❤
Finally found an approaching perfect version. Thank you for making this song exactly how I imagine it happening. Incredible.
My band and i are playing this for our winter concert tonight
Your band is impressive, you must be very proud!
@@shadowthedragon7151 thanks i play trombone in it and all of us are so proud on how it turned out
@@shadowthedragon7151 A clever use of a Kenobi quote, a man of culture.
"Hello There."
You stole my line friend
The true treasures, we've been robbed of!
I do recommend to everyone :
Find a church in your area that celebrates the Traditional Latin Mass.
The deep admiration and closeness to God will give you inner calm and peace, it's truly a piece of heaven!
Absolutely!
hope god sees this, bro
Pre 1955 liturgy, reject Vatican II and all of the modernist novelties of the novus ordo! Sedevacantist until the papacy is restored as per Quo Primum, Pope St Pius V!
Dominus vobiscum/Ave Maria ⚜️
Jesus was a Hebrew messiah who spoke Aramaic. Holy Scripture was written in Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic. Naturally, the only correct language to have a church service in is Latin. Naturally, Latin was the right language to hold services in during the Roman Empire, where everyone spoke the language. Look for a meaningful service in the language you actually speak. You don't need priests and a dead language to get closer to God.
The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness.
For unto you is born this day in the city of David, a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord.
Merry Christmas everyone.
HOSANA IN THE HIGHEST✝️✝️🙏🏻✝️✝️💌💌
@@raifbarrett6739 BeautifuL Words too realize during. Christmas🙏🏻✝️✝️🙏🏻
We used to sing this every Sunday during Advent, at 11:00 Mass. This was pre Vatican 2, when everything at Mass was in Latin. Hearing it again makes me cry.
Sicut erat nunc, et in sæcula sæculorum.
I also love how every one of your ecclesiastical pieces of music ends up sounding as if it's Thorin and Company evangelizing Middle-Earth, haha. Which is perfect.
This needs to be a fan fiction. I will see what I can come up with at some point unless someone else wants to do it.
@@inkrael please
Perhaps that is why I love all their stuff. Its so Tolkien sounding even when it isn't!
This is the BEST chorus of the song in the web - hands down.
Or you know it just sounds like plainchant?
It’s Christmas Eve 2023 and this gem has appeared. He is coming on the clouds! Thank you and God bless you.
Merry Christmas, Brothers and Sisters in Christ ^^
This is beautiful song. Thank you.
Peace be unto you, brother.
Merry Christmas, Peace and Blessings to you, brother in Christ
MANY BLESSINGS YOUR WAY
Listening to this beautiful tune right now and I’m choking up 😢😭.
There is something so pure about these old Christmas songs, maybe it’s the pure Christian source.
Nothing hits like these do, especially in a world that is so different from one’s childhood, yet these remain true of meaning and purpose.
Sobbing 🙏 excuse me as I listen to this on an endless loop, in my AirPods, in my car, on my tv, on my surround sound, everywhere all the time until Christmas is over. I love this so much. Glory to God with us Immanuel 😊❤
My favorite Christmas song. I listen to it all the time especially around Christmas. God bless to all my Christian brothers and sisters.
✝️🎄
Nicely done! And would you ever consider doing a cover of J.R.R. Tolkien's poem to the Virgin Mary, which is called "Noel"?
"Grim was the world and grey last night:
The moon and stars were fled,
The hall was dark without song or light,
The fires were fallen dead.
The wind in the trees was like to the sea,
And over the mountains’ teeth
It whistled bitter-cold and free,
As a sword leapt from its sheath.
The lord of snows upreared his head;
His mantle long and pale
Upon the bitter blast was spread
And hung o’er hill and dale.
The world was blind, the boughs were bent,
All ways and paths were wild:
Then the veil of cloud apart was rent,
And here was born a Child.
The ancient dome of heaven sheer
Was pricked with distant light;
A star came shining white and clear
Alone above the night.
In the dale of dark in that hour of birth
One voice on a sudden sang:
Then all the bells in Heaven and Earth
Together at midnight rang.
Mary sang in this world below:
They heard her song arise
O’er mist and over mountain snow
To the walls of Paradise,
And the tongue of many bells was stirred
in Heaven’s towers to ring
When the voice of mortal maid was heard,
That was mother of Heaven’s King.
Glad is the world and fair this night
With stars about its head,
And the hall is filled with laughter and light,
And fires are burning red.
The bells of Paradise now ring
With bells of Christendom,
And Gloria, Gloria we will sing
That God on earth is come."
Sadly i don’t think we can call her a virgin after she had Jesus our saviour because she had Jesus but please don’t take this to assault but if your catholic then well sorry but I do like your song suggestion I didn’t know Tolkien did Christian poem I always thought he was always busy with The Lord Of The Rings but can we agree the clamvi de profinduis team are fantastic with their Lotr music and Christian music
@@Toviyah Tolkien was an extremely strong Catholic. LOTR wasn't intentionally a Christian work, but Tolkien said that Christian symbolism found its way into his work on its own, and he especially made it more apparent in his revisions.
Also, Scripture says that Christ was born of a virgin. So yes, Mary is the Virgin Mary.
@@jonahstephens2904 I guess Mary is a virgin but she doesn’t really have that much special powers also did you know that we don’t need priests to forgive our sins it Jesus and we can cast our demons on our own anyways I wish you the best and I will be praying for you God bless you
@@Toviyah If you want actual answers, I can provide them, but you seem to prefer passive aggressive side-swiping, so I will simply say that I will pray that you give up your misguided notions and choose to follow Our Lord on His terms, in His church, instead of worshiping your own version of Him recast in your image. God bless you, may you find the truth.
@@charlesbasile2038 tell me why was a church created by man better than a Devine church ? Anyways can you tell me what wrong with being from a sect called four square protestant
did anyone else notice how more candles lit over time?
very cool.
edit: i know about the advent wreath, i was just kind of surprised that they lit one at a time in different parts of the video.
Yes, here in Germany we have the tradition to ignite one of four candles standing on a wreath made of tir branches on each advent sunday until all 4 are ignited and we know that christmas has come
@@DerKaiser33 I believe that the advent wreath is universal among people whom celebrate Christmas, the only variation is on Christmas Day, we light a white candle in the centre
@@DerKaiser33 We have the same tradition in America, except I don't know the kind of branch we use.
Yep it’s a custom for the universal catholic church
Ooh, I did not notice that.
Clicked on this faster than Pippin got his 2nd breakfast. Great job, I love your work!
Faster than it took Pippin to decide he wanted a pint.
Faster than it took Pippin to dip with Farmer Maggot's crops.
There's a new Clamavi song? Hold my miruvor!
Clicked on this faster than pippin asking where is he going at the council meeting in rivendell
Faster than it took Pippin to grab some roadside mushrooms.
В эти дни, в ожидании 7 января, дня Рождества Христова, каждый годы слушаю этот гимн в вашем исполнении! Трепетное ожидание последних дней перед Рождеством...
Приветствую братьев из Западной Церкви!
My Mother died 3 weeks ago. Thank you for your Voices🥰. My Mother loved this Kind of Music. Greetings from Germany
Sorry for your loss
Yes, another Clamvi De Profundis Christmas masterpiece!
A standing ovation would still be short of the lauding that is deserved for this fantastic rendition! Gorgeous voices used to tell the true meaning of the Season. May He smile down on you and yours this holiday season.
The song I've been waiting for for the past 3 years to finally hear from these blessed singers. And now, the wait was well worth it... Gaude Gaude Emmanuel, Nascetur pro te Israel.
No kidding?!!!?!!! Although We Three Kings has been a decent filler.
Superb!One of my favourite carols.
Easily one of the most beautiful Christmas songs y'all have made so far. Really combines the longing of the Israelites with the certain Hope of the Church. Now I just need to learn Latin...
Well if this isn't a wonderful thing to wake up to I don't know what is.
_Nada te perturbe,_
_Nada te espante,_
_Tudo passa,_
_Só Deus é pra sempre!_
_Quem tem a Deus,_
_Não carece de nada,_
_Pois, Deus sozinho é suficiente!_
*_Santa Tereza D'Avila_*
I CRY EVERY TIME I LISTEN TO IT
This is one of my favorite Christmas songs, and the Latin version just sounds so cool.
@@osakarose5612 It just hits different.
This is God's Music sung thru talented earthlings.
Yes! A version that understands how most of these old carols and melodies are modal/dronal in nature rather than tonal. It makes me brim with enthusiasm to hear a setting like this!
Really lovely mix of ancient, traditional, and modern sensibility going on here as well. I love it!
Merry Christmas!
Hey, this might seem odd, but would you mind explaining the difference. I've always loved old carols like this, and would love to have the words by which to explain why. Thanks, and God bless you.
@@giovannigennaro9732 I'm not well versed in musical theory, but I believe a "dronal" verse is sung in a single tone i.e. droning.
@@joshuafischer684 ???
I´ve waited for that one since i listened to the christmas medley after discovering this channel more than two years ago, i'm happy man.
Yes, I've thought the same when seeing the upload "So, they have seen all our requests in the comments?" My heart leapt with happiness!
Same boat!
God bless you ALWAYS
Feel the depth of worship and reverence for God!!! Our Jesus was born to us in His kind of Glory and Truth. Hallelujah! God with us! Thank You Jesus for Your gift. Love You eternally. 💝🙏
I'm crying. You are a gift from God.
I’m in tears 😭 right now. GOD have mercy on us
We've been waiting for this for ages since the teaser in the Christmas compilation. The atmosphere of a cold winter night in a Gothic cathedral, the congregants huddled together in the pews...
¡Qué maravilloso! Dios te bendiga. 🙏
Sometimes it is really cool wehen you understand a bit of latin.
Verendum est. 😀
@@thegreatbutterfly gratias ad tuum ago. 😉
Hmm. Theres plenty of single words I can put in context.
@@annafunken2095 tibi, rather than ad tuum, for it is the pronoun tu, rather than the adjective tuus, and the dative, rather than the accusative object of ad because it's an Indirect Object
@@davidcatabui2018 ah thanks, it is a wihle since i last Used any latin.
This is one of the few songs I can listen to literally over and over and love it all the same... and it lives in my head rent-free and welcomed all of Advent every year. Merry Christmas everyone!!
If you’re listening on the app, there’s a loop this song button in the advanced settings. (It used to be in the top left of one’s playlist, next to the repeat whole playlist and shuffle arrows.
I have always found Gregorian chants to be so beautiful, so heavenly. They are simply a joy to listen to, as if Angels themselves are singing, as true messengers of God that they are.
Gregorian chant is the beauty of the traditional mass, lost in the modern mass of Paulo VI
Blessed be the Most Holy Birth of our Savior now and forever!
You good people have been instruments of the Lord, through you, our God has answered a small silent prayer of mine.
Praise and glory be to the Lord God Almighty and may He bless you and yours, the Light of His Face ever shining upon you. Through Jesus Christ, our Blessed Lord and Savior now and forever; Emmanuel. Amen.
Its like you're singing right out of His Sacred Heart. This feels like Jesus. You've captured Him. So majestic and beautiful. I will listen alot. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
A classic carol has it should be sung. It's rare to find some good polyphony like this. Thank you!
Every Christmas I burst into tears with your songs...
God bless.
Merry Christimas everyone.
And sometimes in other months. Like now.
I just wanted to say. As a Catholic and a Fan of Lord of the Rings, I am just saying that your family has been producing some of my favourite music for the past few years. I'm so glad I found your channel while studying in Tec one Winters night all that time ago. Keep up the great work. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone, greetings from Ireland.
(P.S. I loved the Skye Boat Song too! 😉)
Thank you, true love from the very heart of Rome
I love the Advent candles at the bottom, gradually being lit!
The number of lit advent candles increasing with each verse is great attention to detail
Simply wonderful, what an pleasir to listen.
Having been in choir through Junior High and High School has given me an appreciation for this type of collaboration, and I find myself comforted by the very traditional approach to the songs of the season. God Bless you and your family, for this was soothing in a way that I haven't felt in a long time........
Entre tantos acontecimientos (vivo en Argentina) me sumerjo en estas voces y renuevo mi alegria en la venida del niño.Gracias
I really like this one too
So so beautiful.
Merry Christmas to you all and may you all have a blessed Christmas, celebrating the only reason for this holy day and that is to celebrate the day when God the Son was born and named Jesus.
That is not the only reason. There are also holidays in december in pagan culture like the Winter solstice.
And some traditions in christmas time are not christian.
@@ninski3091 but reasons for celebrating pagan holidays are... You know, reasons for celebrating pagan holidays, not particulary Christmas. And The fact you celebrate sth by doing sth other people do to celebrate other thing doesn't mean you also celebrate this other thing. Atheists celebrating Christmas don't celebrate birth of son of God, for example.
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Yeah completly correct. My poitn is, that many people do not know the "historical reason" why we celebrate christmas in december.
@@ninski3091 The Church calculated it based on when the Nativity of John the Baptist was thought to have been born since the gospel mentioned that Jesus was conceived 6 months after St. John the Baptist. There are specific aspects of inculturation in Christmas, such as the Christmas tree and the Advent wreath, but the date specifically isn't.
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The Church calculated on this date. But indeed there are many oppinions about that. Many sources contradict each other.
But that is not my point.
I want to say, that we are celebrating christmas not only because of the birth of Jesus. For examble that christmas is coincidentally in on of the most important holidays in pegan cultures. This date have a way longer tradition than the Christianity.
I dont know why, but this christmas time i listened to different versions of this song very often. It reminds me that the whole earth is waiting for Jesus to come again.
Beautiful, my absolute favorite church hymn.
One of the Advent candles lights up with each verse... ❤🎄
I was doing my morning advent reading and I briefly saw this pop up on my phone. I was so happy and I thanked God for your beautiful music and your incredible talents, that brought us this breathtaking piece. The harmonies in this are amazing. Thank you so much for your music and I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and great New Years 💛 😊
Have a blessed Christmas time, my dear. Love from the very heart of Rome 💕💕
Essa oração sacra e pra ouvir lá com o coração ela imprime na alma um sentimento de esperança de contentamento e de fé naquilo que nos espera A eternidade
Whenever I listen to anything by you, I get goosebumps.
Beautiful in every way.
This is the perfect type of song for Clamavi de Profundis to perform. You did a terrific job and got creative with the arrangement. The contrasts of the deep and high ranges are so evocative of the pining and longing for the Savior of the world. I love the insertion of the "O Radix Jesse"; not only does it add color to the whole song, but it also introduces the listeners to the great "O Antiphons" from which the "Veni, veni Emmanuel" originated. Come, Lord Jesus! Save us!
Dicsőség az Atyának, és Fiúnak és Szentlélek Úr Istennek miképpen volt kezdettől fogva úgy legyen most ,és mindörökre Ámen 🙏❤
What language is this?
@@_Cato_i am guessing Turkish.
@@_Cato_ Hungarian.
@@_Cato_ latinul éneklik ,és én magyar nyelven írtam hozzászólást!
Finally, a new Catholic song :)). I've been waiting for it since easter. Thanks a lot!.
Vozes da eternidade
Ooh, this is the prettiest version of this song I've ever heard!!
I was crossing my fingers for another Christmas Melody this year but this is cool! Especially since I think this was the first song in the first Christmas Melody you did. Now to see if I can memorize this...
I just wish they’d do more than just one a year. 😩
Love the whole song, but wow, that part at 2:10 when they sing in rounds and come together at the end of the verse is beyond beautiful.
Es bellísimo el comienzo los hombres graves se oye muy profundo y expectante el Rey viene a salvar al Israel de Dios !!
Profoundly amazing! What a blessing to hear on the day what we refer to as the Bethlehem Star is to appear in our skies...all to help us honor He in whom we place all our trust and devotion.
I listen to Clamavi De Profundis every Christmas. Their trancelike melodies brighten my spirits every time!
The feelings that your music conveys are so ... epic, I have a particular belief that really good music needs to make those who hear feel something, awaken something, whatever that feeling is, and yours musics does it in a masterful way, so thank you very much, from your fan from Brazil.
I don't know why, but I listen to this almost every year, around Christmas and it brings tears to my eyes. Something moving, haunting lurks beneath all the fantastic arrangement. And hope. A lot of hope. ❤️
As someone who has listened to your music for the last few years and caught every Christmas special, this one is actually your finest and perhaps the greatest version of this song I've ever heard. Awesome job!
What an incredible musical gift God has given to Clamavi! And your sharing of that gift blesses all who hear it.
The world needs you, Emmanuel🙏
Thanks a lot for the Channel 👌
Stunning piece, it's beautiful. May God bless you all, where ever you may be
Beautiful version :) Joy and peace to you all in these troubled times! Thank you for the great music!
2:23 the way he sings Israel 👏👏👏
Oh, how beautifully sung! ❤Come Jesus!🙏
My favorite song, my favorite group...what a wonderful gift. Thank you for your invaluable work!
quel plaisir lorsque j'ai entendu le début de l'antienne "Ô radix jesse" la plus belle des antiennes de toute la liturgie catholique romaine
Music so beautiful that it makes us want to be more like Christ - thank you Clamavi de Profundis
God , we love you forever.❤❤Manaratha , come to us , our Salvator❤❤❤Amen.
Simply beautifull. Thank you for your interpretation and most of all thank you for the Faith you have I can hear it while you sing that you are truly waiting for our Lord to come. So do I. Greetings from Poland. God bless you
I must say that this is one of the most beautiful religious songs I’ve ever heard. You are all very talented, and I love how your song incorporated a Jewishness to it by the back up singer sounding middle eastern, in the third verse especially. Stay encouraged.
ONE OF MY FAV SONGS EVER. Can't explain how emotional that made me feel
I have been listening to your Christmas Medley for a few weeks now and was hoping you were going to come out with this. And the rendition of Gaudette that you do is by far the best I've heard.
Hála és köszönet neked égi fény küldött ,szent bárány Názáreti Úr Jézus O jöjj várunk rád ♥️ Ámen 🙏
This recording should be the inspiration for a new renaissance in liturgical music, much badly needed.
This has always been my favorite song of the Christmas season. A wonderful rendition, thank you.
Oh come oh come Emmanuel and release captive Israel who cries in exile deprived of the Son of God.
Rejoice Rejoice Emmanuel shall be born for thee oh Israel.
Oh come thou Wisdom who makes everything ready here
Oh come and teach us the way of prudence and glory
Rejoice rejoice Emmanuel shall be born for thee oh Israel.
Oh come, oh come Adonai who from the summit of Sinai gave thy people the Law in the majesty of glory.
Rejoice rejoice Emmanuel shall be born for thee oh Israel.
Oh root of Jesse who stands in the people's stead over whom the kings of the earth will hold their mouth, who the people shall scorn
Come to free us , do not delay
我是中国人，非常感谢你们！天主是爱
God bless you
Veni Veni Emmanual, veni dilectus Domini!
Beautiful song, thanks for this
Very pleasantly thought out. May it be heard by all those who need salvation and satisfaction!
Seriously Internet!?
There are people who dislike this?!??!?
Title approved by the French president.
Jokes aside, I'm always blown away by the quality of your work. This song sounds... I honestly do not have the vocabulary to give it its due praise. It sounds incredible.
Just beautiful...as always
I always enjoy the music you present. Thank you all for sharing your talent, this is a marvelous Christmas gift. May your family have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Thank you so much. Absolutely beautiful. God bless you wonderful artists and a very Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas, brothers and sisters ❤🎄✝️
i LOVE your religious covers...you always choose some of the most beautiful ones to sing. thank you so much for this 💖